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BRACE: Adapting Whole-Body References for Force and Terrain Aware Humanoid Motion Tracking
Whole-body tracking has become the interface through which operators drive humanoid robots, yet the references it consumes are recorded on level ground and carrying nothing, so the tracker is aware of neither the forces the robot must exchange with objects nor the terrain it must stand on. Existing
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