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Extending the Speed Limit of Quadrupedal Locomotion via Refined Actuator Modeling and Adaptive Command Scheduling
Achieving high-speed locomotion in quadrupedal robots remains highly challenging, as actuators operate near their physical limits and exhibit pronounced nonlinearities. However, many existing methods neglect actuator nonlinearities and physical constraints during training, leading to a significant s
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