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Yong-Duk Kim
Researcher at KAIST
Publications - 19
Citations - 497
Yong-Duk Kim is an academic researcher from KAIST. The author has contributed to research in topics: Humanoid robot & Robot control. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 19 publications receiving 471 citations.
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Evolutionary Approach to Quantum andReversible Circuits Synthesis
Martin Lukac,Marek Perkowski,Hilton Goi,Mikhail Pivtoraiko,Chung Hyo Yu,Kyusik Chung,Hyunkoo Jeech,Byung-Guk Kim,Yong-Duk Kim +8 more
TL;DR: The evolutionary computation approach to the problem of optimal synthesis of Quantum and reversible Logic circuits and several variants of these gates have been automatically synthesized from quantum primitives for the first time.
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Modifiable Walking Pattern of a Humanoid Robot by Using Allowable ZMP Variation
TL;DR: A novel algorithm that can modify a walking period and a step length in both sagittal and lateral planes is proposed that permits a range of dynamic walking motion, which is not achievable using the 3-D linear inverted pendulum mode (3D-LIPM).
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Ubiquitous Robot: A New Paradigm for Integrated Services
TL;DR: The components and overall architecture of the ubiquitous robot (Ubibot) system developed to demonstrate ubiquitous robotics, a new paradigm for integrated services, are presented and the proof of concept of this powerful new paradigm which shows great promise is demonstrated.
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Landing Force Control for Humanoid Robot by Time-Domain Passivity Approach
TL;DR: Time-domain passivity control approach is applied for a control method to absorb the landing force or the ground reaction force for a stable dynamic walking of a humanoid robot.
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Evolutionary approach to quantum and reversible circuits synthesis
Martin Lukac,Marek Perkowski,Hilton Goi,Mikhail Pivtoraiko,Chung Hyo Yu,Kyusik Chung,Hyunkoo Jee,Byung-Guk Kim,Yong-Duk Kim +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, an evolutionary computation approach to the problem of optimal synthesis of Quantum and Reversible Logic circuits is discussed, which can be used alternatively for synthesis of either reversible or quantum circuits without a major change in the algorithm.