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Breaking speed scaling in quadrupedal robots via Huygens' coupled-pendulum dynamics
Achieving biological-level running speeds has largely been pursued through advances in control algorithms, which improve the utilization of existing hardware. However, the ultimate speed limits remain governed by the underlying force and torque requirements of rapid locomotion, which are typically a
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