🐕 Orion is a ROS2-driven, 12-DOF quadruped robot dog that I designed, built, and programmed from scratch.
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AUTinyDane is an open-source, 3D-printed quadruped robotic dog running entirely on a Raspberry Pi. It features a pure Python software stack utilizing open-loop gait generation and analytical inverse kinematics. The project was done at Aarhus University Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Control and simulation of a quadruped robot in ROS
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Open-source quadruped robot project featuring CAD models, 3D-printable parts, electronics, and control software.
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A PyTorch implementation of the TD3 (Twin Delayed Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient) algorithm applied to quadruped robot locomotion control. Trained on two environments of increasing complexity: the MuJoCo Ant (8 degrees of freedom) and ANYbotics' ANYmal (12 degrees of freedom) in the Gym Jiminy physics simulation.
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Quadruped robot stabilization using fuzzy control based on IMU sensor readings, implementing gait planning and inverse kinematics for balanced movement.
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