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SPARC: Spine with Prismatic And Revolute Compliance for Faster Quadrupedal Bounding
Quadruped mammals coordinate sagittal spinal bending with axial extension and compression during dynamic locomotion. Yet most robotic quadrupeds use rigid trunks, passively compliant spines with fixed properties, or actively controlled spines that track prescribed trajectories. Whether actively regu
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