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Gait-Dependent Effects on Quadruped Locomotion for Load-Carrying using Passive Mechanism
Passive mechanical interfaces offer a lightweight alternative to actuated manipulators for quadruped payload carrying, but their impedance directly couples the payload dynamics with the locomotion pattern. This paper analyzes how passive-arm stiffness-damping selection affects payload-carrying locom
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