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Duty Factor Predicts Robust Constrained Quadrupedal Locomotion Across Gait Types
Quadrupedal robots are increasingly deployed in environments where locomotion must remain robust to disturbances and constrained terrain. Gait type, such as walking or trotting, is commonly used to characterize quadrupedal locomotion. However, gait type does not uniquely define locomotion, as parame
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