CN112947065A - AZR (AZR) adjusting method for walking real-time gait of biped robot - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an AZR (autoregressive moving distance) adjusting method for walking real-time gaits of a biped robot, which comprises the steps of constructing an online database by using measured and calculated data of an offline system of the robot, wherein the online database comprises a robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gaits set G and an energy consumption set E, and the distance d of a target travel of a given robot and an expected AZR position r are measured at the given robotAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionEach step length of the robot is taken outAnd AZR variable ηiInquiring an on-line database to obtain a motor angle sequence g for gait controliAccording to the pressure set F of the walking steps of the robotiCalculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMPBy using rZMP(n) and rAZRDeviation e of (n)iObtaining AZR variable eta by PI correction methodiCorrection value η ofi+1And according to the correction value etai+1And step length si+1And inquiring an online database, and optimizing the gait track of the biped robot online. The invention can overcome the interference of robot modeling and environmental errors, realize gait control with high robustness and low energy consumption in the walking process of the biped robot, and better solve the walking problem of the biped robot with highly nonlinear characteristics.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of motion design of biped robots, in particular to an AZR (autoregressive distance) adjusting method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot.
Background
Because the walking gait of the biped robot (humanoid robot) has a highly nonlinear characteristic, a modeling error inevitably exists in the modeling of the biped robot, and in order to meet the requirement of robustness, the prior method fixes the ZMP (Zero Moment Point, ZMP) track of the robot motion at the center of the supporting leg to realize the most stable walking, but the method is not an efficient method, so that the walking consumes more energy;
through research on an AZR (Allowable ZMP Region, AZR) method, the method is a better method for overcoming the balance between modeling errors and efficient walking of the robot, some edge regions are marked in the regions of the supporting legs to compensate the modeling errors, and the ZMP track of the walking of the robot is positioned in the AZR in the middle of the supporting legs;
the stability or energy consumption of the biped robot is related to a variable eta describing the AZR area size, if the AZR variable eta can be dynamically adjusted when the robot travels, the robot can obtain the optimal gait plan when the robot travels, and therefore a better compromise is obtained between the energy consumption and the stability.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an AZR (amplitude-variation-ratio) adjusting method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot for realizing online optimization of walking of the biped robotAnd passes through the AZR position r during the robot walkingAZR(n) actual gait position r of biped robotZMPDeviation e between (n)iUpdating by PI correctionVariable η of AZRiAnd further according to the variable η of AZRi+1And step length si+1And inquiring an online database to adjust the gait plan of the robot online. The interference of robot modeling and environmental errors is overcome, gait control with high robustness and low energy consumption is realized in the walking process of the biped robot, and the walking problem of the biped robot with highly nonlinear characteristics is well solved.
The invention provides an AZR (AZR) adjusting method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot, which comprises the following steps:
step l: the method comprises the steps that an online database is built by using measurement and calculation data of a robot offline system, wherein the online database comprises a robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E;
step 2: given a robot target travel distance d and a desired AZR position rAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumption
And step 3: each step length of the robot is taken outAnd AZR variable ηiInquiring an on-line database to obtain a motor angle sequence g for gait controli;
And 4, step 4: according to the pressure set F of the steps during the walking of the robotiCalculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) based on rZMP(n) and rAZR(n) obtaining a deviation e in the Y-axis directioni;
And 5: using the deviation e of the Y-axis directioniObtaining AZR variable eta by PI correction methodiCorrection value η ofi+1And according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1And inquiring an online database, and optimizing the gait track of the biped robot online.
Further, step 2 specifically includes:
step 2.1: the step length sequence comprises a start step, an end step and a plurality of loop steps smA plurality of said cyclic steps smStep length is equal, and according to the motion rule of the robot, the initial step is defined to comprise s1And s2Said stopping step comprising sc-1And scLet s1=sc、s2=sc-1And the total length of the start step and the stop step is 1-2 times of the cycle step smStep size of (2);
step 2.2: given the robot target travel distance d, the cycle step s is knownmIs calculated by the formula (1) said start step s1And s2Step length:
wherein d isbThe total length of the start step and the stop step; c is the total number of steps;
step 2.3: given the expected AZR position rAZRTaking a cyclic step S from the set SmForming a step sequence SmSaid step length sequence SmThe energy consumption function of (2);
wherein eta is AZR position rAZRCorresponding to the value of the variable of the area AZR,indicating the step of the cycle smThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicates the start of step s1The energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicating a stop step scThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,andthe equivalent cycle step length is s when the moving distance of the swing foot in front of the body is unequal to the moving distance of the swing foot in the process of starting and stopping the robot walking1And s2Energy consumption of (2);
step 2.4: combining the formula (2) to obtain the optimal cycle step lengthThe optimal cycle step sizeCorrespondingly forming the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe constraint conditions shown in formula (3) are satisfied;
wherein the content of the first and second substances,denotes smThe energy consumption value calculated when the kth value in the step set S is taken, k is 1, 2, …, L, and L is the number of elements in the step set S.
Further, step 4 specifically includes:
step 4.1 the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) is represented by:
rZMP(n)=[xZMP(n) yZMP(n) 0]T (4);
wherein x and y respectively represent the front and side directions of the robot;
combining the formula (4), the robot walks the ith step, and the value set F is obtained by the robot sole pressure sensor at the sampling point n timei(n) calculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) represented by formula (5):
wherein the content of the first and second substances,andthe position and pressure of the jth sensor in the x-axis direction and the y-axis direction, respectively, cnIs the number of sensors.
Further, the step 4 further includes:
step 4.2: get biped robot per step time TSFor controlling the period, the biped robot has a step time TSExpressed as:
TS=N·ts (6);
wherein N is the gait cycle of the biped robot;
step 4.3: defining the duty cycle of the robot motion as sigma ≡ 2N1The motion state of the robot is judged according to the value of the sampling point N;
if N is present1<n≤N2The biped robot is in a single support stage SSP;
if N is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to N1,N2N is less than or equal to N, and the biped robot is in a DSP (digital signal processor) of a double-support stage;
wherein N is1=σN/2,N2=N-N1,n=1,2,…,N;
Step 4.4: when the biped robot is in the DSP stage of dual support, rZMP(n) is located in the desired AZR region;
when the biped robot is in the single support stage SSP, the X-axis direction X of the movement is requiredZMP(n) monotonically increases, and xZMP(N1+1)≥xAZR(N1+1)、xZMP(N2)≤xAZR(N2)。
Further, combining with the formula (5), the deviation value e of the Y-axis direction in step 4iExpressed as:
wherein, yAZRWhen (n) is not less than 0, co=1;yAZRWhen (n) < 0, co=-1,lfwThe robot is wide enough.
Further, the step 5 specifically includes:
step 5.1: establishing a PI model with an incremental transfer function, wherein the AZR variable etaiCorrection value η ofi+1As expressed by equation (8):
ηi+1=ηi+Δηi+1 (8);
wherein, the increment is delta etai+1As expressed by equation (9):
wherein k isPIs the proportionality coefficient, TIIs the integration time constant, TSIs the control period;
step 5.2: according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1Inquiring an online database to obtain a gait track g for controlling the biped robot to walk at the (i + 1) th stepi+1,gi+1As expressed by equation (10):
wherein q is the angle of the joint motor of the robot, m is the number of the joint motors, and N is the gait cycle.
Further, the step 5 further comprises:
at the calculation of Δ ηi+1When introducing a time constant of TLFirst order inertia element ofSmoothing is carried out:
Δηi+1=KαΔηi+K1ei+K2ei-1 (11);
through the technical scheme, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the invention is provided with an online database which comprises a biped robot step length set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E, wherein an element S of the set S is combined with an element eta in the set H, the element G of the G in the walking gait set, namely G ← (S, eta), is inquired, a motor angle for controlling the robot to walk is stored in the element G, and the energy consumption is an element of the energy consumption set EWhen the travel distance d and the AZR position r of the robot target are givenAZRAnd then planning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumption of the robotIn the step length sequenceStep length s of the ith step of robot walking is takeniAnd corresponding AZR variable ηiE.g. H, inquiring an online database to obtain a gait track g of the angle of the robot joint motoriIn the walking process of the biped robot, due to factors such as modeling errors and environmental changes, gait can be deviated, and the real-time ZMP trajectory r is calculatedZMPObtaining and expecting AZR position rAZRDeviation value e ofiObtaining AZR variable eta by PI correction methodiCorrection value η ofi+1According to said correction value ηi+1And step length si+1Query online database, online optimize biped machineHuman gait trajectory.
The method for adjusting the AZR of the real-time gait of the biped robot can perform compromise calculation on the stability and the energy consumption of the biped robot in the walking control of the biped robot with highly nonlinear characteristics, and realize that the gait of the biped robot keeps stable walking under the condition of lowest energy consumption by performing online adjustment on an AZR variable eta.
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FIG. 2 is a system working principle diagram of the AZR adjusting method for real-time walking gait of the biped robot.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the relationship between the AZR region and the robot support region of the AZR adjustment method for real-time walking gait of the biped robot of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a motion energy consumption analysis diagram of robot gait planning of the AZR adjusting method of walking real-time gait of the biped robot of the invention.
FIG. 5 is a dynamic simulation diagram of robot gait movement in the AZR adjustment method of walking real-time gait of the biped robot of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of deviation value calculation in the AZR adjustment method of walking real-time gait of the biped robot of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, an AZR adjusting method for a walking real-time gait of a biped robot according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the following steps:
step 1: the method comprises the steps that an online database is built by using measurement and calculation data of a robot offline system, wherein the online database comprises a robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E;
step 2: given a robot target travel distance d and a desired AZR position rAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumption
And step 3: each step length of the robot is taken outAnd AZR variable ηiInquiring an on-line database to obtain a motor angle sequence g for gait controli;
And 4, step 4: according to the pressure set F of the steps during the walking of the robotiCalculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) based on rZMP(n) and rAZR(n) obtaining a deviation e in the Y-axis directioni;
And 5: using the deviation e of the Y-axis directioniObtaining AZR variable eta by PI correction methodiCorrection value η ofi+1And according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1And inquiring an online database, and optimizing the gait track of the biped robot online.
The method comprises the steps of constructing an online database, wherein the online database comprises a biped robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E, combining an element S of the set S with an element eta in the set H, and inquiring an element G of the G in the walking gait set, namely G ← (S, eta), wherein the element G stores a motor angle for controlling the robot to walk, and the energy consumption is an element of the energy consumption set ECombining the expected AZR position r after the travel distance of the robot target is given by using the online databaseAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionAnd make the robot follow the step length sequenceWhen the robot walks with deviation due to interference of factors such as environment and the like, the method calculates r in the walking process of the robot in real timeZMP(n) track and sum position rAZRDeviation e between (n)iObtaining variable eta of AZR by PI correction methodi+1Combined step length si+1And variable η of AZRi+1And inquiring the online database again, and regulating the gait of the biped robot in the advancing process to complete the online gait optimization of the biped robot.
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As shown in fig. 4 and 5, based on the above embodiment 1, in this embodiment, the step sequence with the lowest energy consumption is obtainedAnd optimizing the step 2, specifically:
step 2.1: the step length sequence comprises a start step, an end step and a plurality of loop steps smA plurality of said cyclic steps smStep length is equal, and according to the motion rule of the robot, the initial step is defined to comprise s1And s2Said stopping step comprising sc-1And scLet s1=sc、s2=sc-1And the total length of the start step and the stop step is 1-2 times of the cycle step smStep size of (2);
step 2.2: given the robot target travel distance d, the cycle step s is knownmIs calculated by the formula (1) said start step s1And s2Step length:
wherein d isbThe total length of the start step and the stop step; c is the total number of steps;
step 2.3: given the expected AZR position rAZRTaking a cyclic step S from the set SmForming a step sequence SmSaid step length sequence SmThe energy consumption function of (2);
wherein eta is AZR position rAZRCorresponding to the value of the variable of the area AZR,indicating the step of the cycle smThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicates the start of step s1The energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicating a stop step scThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,andthe equivalent cycle step length is s when the moving distance of the swing foot in front of the body is unequal to the moving distance of the swing foot in the process of starting and stopping the robot walking1And s2Energy consumption of (2);
step 2.4: combining the formula (2) to obtain the optimal cycle step lengthThe optimal cycle step sizeCorrespondingly forming the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe constraint conditions shown in formula (3) are satisfied;
wherein the content of the first and second substances,denotes smThe energy consumption value calculated when the kth value in the step set S is taken, k is 1, 2, …, L, and L is the number of elements in the step set S.
Example 3
Based on the above embodiment 1, in the present embodiment, to obtain the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) the step 4 is optimized, and specifically comprises the following steps:
step 4.1 the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) is represented by:
rZMP(n)=[xZMP(n) yZMP(n) 0]T (4);
wherein x and y respectively represent the front and side directions of the robot;
combining the formula (4), the robot walks the ith step, and the value set F is obtained by the robot sole pressure sensor at the sampling point n timei(n) calculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) represented by formula (5):
wherein the content of the first and second substances,and fi j(n)∈Fi(n) the position and pressure of the jth sensor in the x-axis direction and the y-axis direction, respectively, cnIs the number of sensors.
Example 4
As shown in fig. 6, based on the above-mentioned embodiment 3, in this embodimentIn the embodiment, the deviation e in the Y-axis direction is calculatediAnd optimizing the step 4, specifically:
step 4.2: get biped robot per step time TSFor controlling the period, the biped robot has a step time TSExpressed as:
TS=N·ts (6);
wherein N is the gait cycle of the biped robot;
step 4.3: defining the duty cycle of the robot motion as sigma ≡ 2N1The motion state of the robot is judged according to the value of the sampling point N;
if N is present1<n≤N2The biped robot is in a single support stage SSP;
if N is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to N1,N2N is less than or equal to N, and the biped robot is in a DSP (digital signal processor) of a double-support stage;
wherein N is1=σN/2,N2=N-N1,n=1,2,…,N;
As an alternative embodiment, the foot length l is set as shown in FIG. 3flWide foot lfwThe biped robot has a stride of s and a biped Y-axis distance of w. For the example of the Left Foot (LF) in front and the Right Foot (RF) in back, in the first dual support stage DSP, AZR is defined by point r1、r2、r3、r4、r5、r6Hexagonal, then in single support SSP, AZR is the number of points r4、r5、r6、r7A rectangular area is formed, in the second dual-support stage DSP, AZR is formed by point r5、r6、r7、r8、r9、r10A hexagon is formed;
are used separatelyAndrepresenting the percentage of AZR in the foot length and foot width directions, gait planning in this exampleIn the algorithm, the algorithm is carried out,taking a fixed value and appointing a variable describing the AZR area
Step 4.4: when the biped robot is in the DSP stage of dual support, rZMP(n) is located in the desired AZR region;
when the biped robot is in the single support stage SSP, the X-axis direction X of the movement is requiredZMP(n) monotonically increases, and xZMP(N1+1)≥xAZR(N1+1)、xZMP(N2)≤xAZR(N2)。
As an alternative embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, the deviation e of the Y-axis direction in step 4 is combined with the formula (5)iExpressed as:
wherein, yAZRWhen (n) is not less than 0, co=1;yAZRWhen (n) < 0, co=-1,lfwThe robot is wide enough.
Example 5
In addition to the above embodiments, the embodiment of the present invention is different from the above embodiments in that the deviation e in the Y-axis direction is obtainediThen, the deviation e in the Y-axis direction is calculatediAs feedback value, η to the variable AZRiCorrecting, and inquiring the online database again to complete gait updating, which specifically comprises the following steps:
step 5.1: establishing a PI model with an incremental transfer function, wherein the AZR variable etaiCorrection value η ofi+1As expressed by equation (8):
ηi+1=ηi+Δηi+1 (8);
wherein, the increment is delta etai+1As expressed by equation (9):
wherein k isPIs the proportionality coefficient, TIIs the integration time constant, TSIs the control period;
step 5.2: according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1Inquiring an online database to obtain a gait track g for controlling the biped robot to walk at the (i + 1) th stepi+1,gi+1As expressed by equation (10):
wherein q is the angle of the joint motor of the robot, m is the number of the joint motors, and N is the gait cycle.
As an implementation manner, the step 5 further includes:
at the calculation of Δ ηi+1When introducing a time constant of TLFirst order inertia element ofSmoothing is carried out:
Δηi+1=KαΔηi+K1ei+K2ei-1 (11);
the method comprises the steps of constructing an online database, wherein the online database comprises a biped robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E, combining an element S of the set S with an element eta in the set H, and inquiring an element G of the G in the walking gait set, namely G ← (S, eta), wherein the element G stores a motor angle for controlling the robot to walk, and the energy consumption is an element of the energy consumption set ECombining the expected AZR position r after the travel distance of the robot target is given by using the online databaseAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionAnd make the robot follow the step length sequenceWhen the robot walks with deviation due to interference of factors such as environment and the like, the method calculates r in the walking process of the robot in real timeZMP(n) track and sum position rAZRDeviation e between (n)iObtaining variable eta of AZR by PI correction methodi+1Combined step length si+1And variable η of AZRi+1And thirdly, inquiring an online database, and regulating and adjusting the gait of the biped robot during the running process to complete the online gait optimization of the biped robot.
The following experiments were conducted to demonstrate the effects of the present invention
In experimental studies on biped robots, it is necessary to suggest that biped robot gait walking is based on the following assumptions:
(1) the biped robot body maintains an upright posture at all times. When a person walks, the pitching angle of the trunk is generally within 3 degrees, and most researches generally accept the assumption that the body of the biped robot is upright in the walking process.
(2) The feet of the biped robot are always parallel to the ground. Most of the common humanoid robots do not have toes, and cannot play a role in improving the driving performance when lifting and lowering feet.
(3) One gait cycle T of the biped robot, including a Double Support Phase (DSP) time TDSPAnd Single Support (SSP) time TSSPDefining the duty cycle of the DSPWhen a person walks, the σ interval is about 15% to 25%, and σ is 25% in the algorithm of the present embodiment.
In the experiment, the target travel distance d is 100cm, and is takenThe step length sequence S is carried out according to the formulas (1) and (2)*The result of the planning is shown in fig. 4, where η is 0.2, 0.3, …, 1, when the loop step s is repeatedmWhen the distance is 10cm, the energy consumption consumed by the robot movement is the minimum in the same row of data;
at this time, the total number of steps c is calculated to be 12, and the step s is started1=3cm、s27cm, stop step sc-1、scCorresponding to the step length sequence S with the lowest energy consumption of 7cm and 3cmm={3,7,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,7,3}。
By calculation, when the variable eta of AZRiSetting the robot to be a double-support stage DSP with two feet standing together, wherein the swing length L of the right foot is 0.8rfLeft foot swing length L, {3, 17, 20, 20, 17, 3}, and left foot swing length Llf={10,20,20,20,20,10};
Swing length L of right footrfThe middle two 3cm respectively correspond to the start step and the stop step, and the energy consumption is respectively Swing length L of right footrfMiddle 17cm and left foot swing length LlfThe middle 10cm represents the condition that the movement distance of the swinging foot is unequal at the front and the back of the supporting foot,
the total energy consumption for the robot to travel is obtained by the formula (2)WhereinCorrespondingly taking each step g of the robot from the databasei=[q1 q2 … q16]Controlling the joint motion of the robot, wherein i is 1, 2…, 12 step 13 is added to make the robot stop moving with feet in parallel, the dynamic simulation of the robot gait motion is shown in figure 5, the black point is the body mass center rb(n) a motion trajectory.
According to the simulation data, performing actual measurement walking experiment on the robot;
in the experiment, the target stroke distance d is set to 100cm, and the AZR initial variable is setTS=1.6s,kP=0.875,TI=3.2s,TL1.6s, in the single-support phase SSP, along the boundary line 0.8 of the AZR variable η;
the initial condition of the robot walking is e0=e-1=0,The eta value of the AZR controller is stabilized at 0.8 after the third step of robot walking, and the correction calculation data in the period are shown in the table 1:
TABLE 1 variable value and energy consumption of biped robot walking 100cm
In table siThe data in the parentheses correspond to the movement distances of the swing legs in the back and front of the body respectively,to correspond to the actual ηiThe energy consumption of the calculation is calculated,is composed ofEnergy consumption value of (2). Calculate to obtain the realityWhileI.e. AZR controller regulation eta during walkingiThe energy consumption is reduced by 12.13 percent.
The above-described embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention, and not intended to limit the scope of the invention, so that equivalent changes or modifications in the structure, features and principles described in the present invention should be included in the claims of the present invention.
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1. An AZR adjusting method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: the method comprises the steps that an online database is built by using measurement and calculation data of a robot offline system, wherein the online database comprises a robot step size set S, AZR set H, a walking gait set G and an energy consumption set E;
step 2: given a robot target travel distance d and a desired AZR position rAZRPlanning the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumption
And step 3: each step length of the robot is taken outAnd AZR variable ηiInquiring an on-line database to obtain a motor angle sequence g for gait controli;
And 4, step 4: according to the pressure set F of the steps during the walking of the robotiCalculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) based on rZMP(n) and rAZR(n) obtaining a deviation e in the Y-axis directioni;
And 5: using the deviation e of the Y-axis directioniObtaining AZR variable eta by PI correction methodiCorrection value η ofi+1And according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1And inquiring an online database, and optimizing the gait track of the biped robot online.
2. The AZR adjusting method for the walking real-time gait of the biped robot according to claim 1, characterized in that the step 2 specifically comprises:
step 2.1: the step length sequence comprises a start step, an end step and a plurality of loop steps smA plurality of said cyclic steps smStep length is equal, and according to the motion rule of the robot, the initial step is defined to comprise s1And s2Said stopping step comprising sc-1And scLet s1=sc、s2=sc-1And the total length of the start step and the stop step is 1-2 times of the cycle step smStep size of (2);
step 2.2: given the robot target travel distance d, the cycle step s is knownmIs calculated by the formula (1) said start step s1And s2Step length:
wherein d isbThe total length of the start step and the stop step; c is the total number of steps;
step 2.3: given the expected AZR position rAZRTaking a cyclic step S from the set SmForming a step sequence SmSaid step length sequence SmThe energy consumption function of (2);
wherein eta is AZR position rAZRCorresponding to the value of the variable of the area AZR,indicating the step of the cycle smThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicates the start of step s1The energy consumption of (2) is reduced,indicating a stop step scThe energy consumption of (2) is reduced,andthe equivalent cycle step length is s when the moving distance of the swing foot in front of the body is unequal to the moving distance of the swing foot in the process of starting and stopping the robot walking1And s2Energy consumption of (2);
step 2.4: combining the formula (2) to obtain the optimal cycle step lengthThe optimal cycle step sizeCorrespondingly forming the step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe step length sequence with the lowest energy consumptionThe constraint conditions shown in formula (3) are satisfied;
3. The AZR adjusting method for the walking real-time gait of the biped robot according to claim 1, characterized in that the step 4 specifically comprises:
step 4.1 the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) is represented by:
rZMP(n)=[xZMP(n) yZMP(n) 0]T (4);
wherein x and y respectively represent the front and side directions of the robot;
combining the formula (4), the robot walks the ith step, and the value set F is obtained by the robot sole pressure sensor at the sampling point n timei(n) calculating the real-time ZMP trajectory rZMP(n) represented by formula (5):
4. The AZR adjustment method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot according to claim 3, characterized in that the step 4 further comprises:
step 4.2: get biped robot per step time TSFor controlling the period, the biped robot has a step time TSExpressed as:
TS=N·ts (6);
wherein N is the gait cycle of the biped robot;
step 4.3: defining the duty cycle of the robot motion as sigma ≡ 2N1N, based on the value of the sampling point NJudging the motion state of the robot;
if N is present1<n≤N2The biped robot is in a single support stage SSP;
if N is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to N1,N2N is less than or equal to N, and the biped robot is in a DSP (digital signal processor) of a double-support stage;
wherein N is1=σN/2,N2=N-N1,n=1,2,…,N;
Step 4.4: when the biped robot is in the DSP stage of dual support, rZMP(n) is located in the desired AZR region;
when the biped robot is in the single support stage SSP, the X-axis direction X of the movement is requiredZMP(n) monotonically increases, and xZMP(N1+1)≥xAZR(N1+1)、xZMP(N2)≤xAZR(N2)。
5. The AZR adjusting method for walking real-time gait of biped robot according to claim 4, characterized in that the deviation value e of the Y-axis direction in step 4 is combined with formula (5)iExpressed as:
wherein, yAZRWhen (n) is not less than 0, co=1;yAZRWhen (n) < 0, co=-1,lfwThe robot is wide enough.
6. The AZR adjustment method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot according to claim 1, characterized in that the step 5 specifically comprises:
step 5.1: establishing a PI model with an incremental transfer function, wherein the AZR variable etaiCorrection value η ofi+1As expressed by equation (8):
ηi+1=ηi+Δηi+1 (8);
wherein, the increment is delta etai+1As expressed by equation (9):
wherein k isPIs the proportionality coefficient, TIIs the integration time constant, TSIs the control period;
step 5.2: according to said correction value etai+1And step length si+1Inquiring an online database to obtain a gait track g for controlling the biped robot to walk at the (i + 1) th stepi+1,gi+1As expressed by equation (10):
wherein q is the angle of the joint motor of the robot, m is the number of the joint motors, and N is the gait cycle.
7. The AZR adjustment method for walking real-time gait of a biped robot according to claim 6, characterized in that said step 5 further comprises:
at the calculation of Δ ηi+1When introducing a time constant of TLFirst order inertia element ofSmoothing is carried out:
Δηi+1=KαΔηi+K1ei+K2ei-1 (11);
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