Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Legged robots have the potential to navigate a wide variety of terrain that is inaccessible to wheeled vehicles.   consider the planning and control tasks of navigating a quadruped robot over challenging terrain, including terrain that it has not seen until run-time.  present a software architecture that makes use of both static and dynamic gaits, as ll as specialized dynamic maneuvers, to accomplish this task. Throughout the paper  highlight two themes that have been central to our approach: (1) the prevalent use of learning algorithms, and (2) a focus on rapid recovery and replanning techniques;  present several novel methods and algorithms that  developed for the quadruped and that illustrate these two themes.  evaluate the performance of these different methods, and also present and discuss the performance of our system on the official Learning Locomotion tests.
['J. Zico Kolter', 'Andrew Y. Ng']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The Stanford LittleDog: A learning and rapid replanning approach to quadruped locomotion
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