Dynamic Balance
Dynamic balance research focuses on maintaining stability in diverse systems, from robotic locomotion to large language models and even economic markets. Current efforts concentrate on optimizing algorithms and models to achieve a balance between competing objectives, such as relevance and diversity in recommendations, or accuracy and efficiency in model training. This involves developing novel frameworks like generative curation and balanced-rank adaptation, as well as leveraging techniques from convex optimization and switched systems modeling. These advancements have significant implications for improving the robustness and performance of AI systems, enhancing robotic capabilities, and informing decision-making processes across various fields.
Papers
Design Considerations for 3RRR Parallel Robots with Lightweight, Approximate Static-Balancing
Giuseppe Del Giudice, Garrison L. H. Johnston, Nabil Simaan
Design Considerations and Robustness to Parameter Uncertainty in Wire-Wrapped Cam Mechanisms
Garrison L. H. Johnston, Andrew L. Orekhov, Nabil Simaan