Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Achieving energy-efficient and high-speed dynamic walking has become one of the main subjects of research in the area of robotic biped locomotion, and passive dynamic walking has attracted a great deal of attention as a solution to this. It is empirically known that the convex curve of the foot, which characterizes passive–dynamic walkers, has an important effect on increasing the walking speed.#R##N##R##N# mainly discusses our investigations into the driving mechanism for compass-like biped robots and the rolling effect of semicircular feet.  first analyze the mechanism for a planar fully actuated compass-like biped model to clarify the importance of ankle-joint torque by introducing a generalized virtual-gravity concept. A planar underactuated biped model with semicircular feet is then introduced and  demonstrate that virtual passive dynamic walking only by hip-joint torque can be accomplished based on the rolling effect.  then compare the rolling effect with a flat feet model through linear approximation, and show that the rolling effect is equivalent to virtual ankle-joint torque. Throughout this paper,  provide novel insights into how zero-moment-point-free robots can generate a dynamic bipedal gait.
['Fumihiko Asano', 'Zhi Wei Luo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Efficient dynamic bipedal walking using effects of semicircular feet
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