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Simulating Robotic Locomotion in Sand: Resistive Force Theory in an Open-Source Physics Engine
Recent advancements in Resistive Force Theory (RFT) enable approximation of ground reaction forces for locomotion in sand without the computational expense of modeling interactions with individual grains. However, these tools have been absent in 3D physics engines commonly used for robot simulation.
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