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Dr Pauline Pounds is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, with a wealth of experience in mechatronics research. Her published papers cover topics including aerial drones, high precision sensors and control theory.
Pauline's current research project is a bipedal walking robot she calls the "Tiny Giant Robot", or TGR for short. Inspired by walking mechas of science-fiction, the key aims of the project are to create a walker that is cheap, accessible and scalable. In this seminar delivered live to UQ MARS members, Pauline discusses the theory behind two-legged robots and shows off the current progress on the build.
Timestamps
00:00 - Welcome
01:29 - Introduction
04:10 - About Bipeds
12:47 - Building Some Legged Things
19:36 - A Different Approach to Moment Control
25:13 - Design and Safety
34:48 - The Tiny Giant Robot
41:56 - WARNING: Maths Ahead
53:15 - Does It Work?
56:44 - Demonstration
57:25 - Conclusion
This presentation contains footage of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot, and ETH Zurich's Cubli balancing cube, used for educational purposes.
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