Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation - HIL in Robotics

HIL in Robotics

Techniques for HIL simulation have been recently applied to the automatic generation of complex controllers for robots. A robot uses its own real hardware to extract sensation and actuation data, then uses this data to infer a physical simulation (self-model) containing aspects such as its own morphology as well as characteristics of the environment. Algorithms such as Back-to-Reality (BTR) and Estimation Exploration (EEA) have been proposed in this context.

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