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Neuromuscular models for locomotion

Prochazka et al., 2017

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Prochazka A
Gosgnach S
Capaday C
Geyer H
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Bioinspired Legged Locomotion

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Nature has solved the problem of controlling legged locomotion many thousands of times in animals exhibiting an enormous variety of neuromechanical structures. Control systems features that are common to nearly all species include feedback control of limb displacement …
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