We propose Chaotic Neural Networks (CNN) as an alternative to other models of the Central Pattern Generation (CPG) circuits, which have been developed in the last years for robotic applications. We develop a new Matlab implementation of CNN and study their computational and functional performances. We show our results on walking humanoid robots, both in simulation and on real robots. We discuss our porting of the CNN to the on-board controller of the robot, where we verify the temporal and spatial performance. In a final comparison against CPG the CNN appear as a promising method to improve the adaptability of the robot to dynamic situations.

Learning and executing rhythmic movements through chaotic neural networks: A new method for walking humanoid robots

BANA, MATTEO;FRANCHI, ALESSIO MAURO;GINI, GIUSEPPINA;FOLGHERAITER, MICHELE
2016-01-01

Abstract

We propose Chaotic Neural Networks (CNN) as an alternative to other models of the Central Pattern Generation (CPG) circuits, which have been developed in the last years for robotic applications. We develop a new Matlab implementation of CNN and study their computational and functional performances. We show our results on walking humanoid robots, both in simulation and on real robots. We discuss our porting of the CNN to the on-board controller of the robot, where we verify the temporal and spatial performance. In a final comparison against CPG the CNN appear as a promising method to improve the adaptability of the robot to dynamic situations.
2016
47th International Symposium on Robotics, ISR 2016
9783800742318
9783800742318
Artificial Intelligence; Human-Computer Interaction; Building and Construction
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