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Position control of the center of mass for articulated figures in multiple support

Boulic, R.  
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Mas, R.
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Thalmann, D.  
1996
Proceedings of the Eurographics Workshop'95
Computer Animation and Simulation '95.

We extend a recent approach for the position control of the center of mass for any tree structured articulated figure in a multiple support context. Our approach fits into existing high level interfaces of behavioral control of human figures; it brings the necessary realism for static positioning according to the mass distribution of the figure. The single support case is first recalled prior to the presentation of the mass distribution partitioning and the general case of multiple support. Simulations of 3D reaching behaviors are presented in single and multiple support

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conference paper
Author(s)
Boulic, R.  
Mas, R.
Thalmann, D.  
Date Issued

1996

Published in
Proceedings of the Eurographics Workshop'95
Subjects

computer animation

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digital simulation

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position control

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robot kinematics

Note

Comput. Graphics Lab., Swiss Federal Inst. of Technol., Lausanne, Switzerland

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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EPFL

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VRLAB  
SCI-IC-RB  
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Computer Animation and Simulation '95.

Maastricht, Netherlands

1995

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January 16, 2007
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