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An example of a planar hopping robot is considered, which has only one actuated joint. Simulations demonstrate that the robot can perform both sliding and hopping gaits, despite the fact that almost all other hopping robots have at least two actuated joints.
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Berkemeier et al. (1998) studied this question.
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