Control of a Nature-inspired Scorpion using Reinforcement Learning

08/31/2020
by   Aakriti Agrawal, et al.
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A terrestrial robot that can maneuver rough terrain and scout places is very useful in mapping out unknown areas. It can also be used explore dangerous areas in place of humans. A terrestrial robot modeled after a scorpion will be able to traverse undetected and can be used for surveillance purposes. Therefore, this paper proposes modelling of a scorpion inspired robot and a reinforcement learning (RL) based controller for navigation. The robot scorpion uses serial four bar mechanisms for the legs movements. It also has an active tail and a movable claw. The controller is trained to navigate the robot scorpion to the target waypoint. The simulation results demonstrate efficient navigation of the robot scorpion.

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