-
usually moves in a
bipedal manner is
known as a
biped /ˈbaɪpɛd/,
meaning 'two feet' (from
Latin bis 'double' and pes 'foot').
Types of
bipedal movement include...
- the
taxonomic definition of mankind,
Plato proposed the term "featherless
biped", and
later ζῷον πολιτικόν (zōon politikon), a "political" or "state-building"...
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tools and environments, for
experimental purposes, such as the
study of
bipedal locomotion, or for
other purposes. In general,
humanoid robots have a torso...
- A
facultative biped is an
animal that is
capable of
walking or
running on two legs (
bipedal), as a
response to
exceptional cir****stances (facultative)...
- The
foramen magnum is a very
important feature in
bipedal mammals. One of the
attributes of a
biped's foramen magnum is a
forward shift of the anterior...
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often described as a
flying biped with hooves, but
there are many variations. The
common description is that of a
bipedal kangaroo-like or wyvern-like...
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skeleton of
Sahelanthropus also
indicated that this
taxon was not a
habitual biped. Four
employees of the
Centre National d'Appui à la
Recherche (CNAR, National...
- to quadrupeds, the term
hindleg or back leg is
often used instead. In
bipedal animals with an
upright posture (e.g.
humans and some primates), the term...
- A (
bipedal) gait
cycle is the time
period or
sequence of
events or
movements during locomotion in
which one foot
contacts the
ground to when that same...
- The zero
moment point is an
important concept in the
motion planning for
biped robots.
Since they have only two
points of
contact with the
floor and they...
