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with hold time. This is due to an associated increase in stance hip pitch. |
The increased hip pitch |
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is automatically introduced by the balance control in order to meet Without this action the biped would fall due to leaning too far forward with larger hold times or |
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too far backward with smaller hold times. |
The increased hip pitch gives the walk a more |
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mechanical, "marching" appearance at lower step rates than at higher step rates. |
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