Active control of lateral balance in ankle-foot complex system
Keywords:
Active control, ankle-foot systemAbstract
The goal of balance is to avoid falls and keeping the body center of mass over the base of the support. The control of the quiet, upright stance consists from a set of simple feedback laws where a deviation from a set point detected by one or multiple sensor signals, is mapped onto a counter force that brings the center of mass to the set point. This counter force is usually assumed to be generated by the ankle musculature. Walking can be characterized as a sequence of controlled falls.
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