Amphibious Bionic Robot

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The robot adopts a bionic propulsion mode to present the shape of a fish as a whole, and on this basis, a six-legged crawling mechanism is added to make it have two movement modes: swimming and crawling, so as to integrate the cruise detection ability of the traditional UUV and the fixed-point operation capability of the ROV.

戴梓健
戴梓健
PhD in Automatic Control, Bioengineering and Operations Research (ABRO)

My research interests include whole body motion control for humanoid, compliance control and real-world robotic system building.