Cyberbotics Lab · The Ohio State University

Advancing the science of robotic motion.

We study how humanoid robots and exoskeletons balance, move, and adapt. Our research combines dynamics, control, optimization, and learning, connecting mathematical models with simulation and robot experiments.

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Columbus, Ohio

Digit on a walking mat in the Cyberbotics Lab, with researchers and stepping platforms nearby.
Digit experiments in the Cyberbotics Lab.

Lab software platform

Cyber Suite

A modular foundation for robotics research.

Our robotics software platform connects robot models, motion planning, whole-body control, and learning through a C++ core and Python interfaces.

Explore Cyber Suite Active development

The repository is not public yet. Public release details will be announced here.

Shared software foundationC++ core Python interfaces
  • ModelKinematics & dynamics
  • PlanSteps & motion references
  • ControlTasks & constraints
  • LearnPolicies & simulation
  • AnalyzeLogs & visualization
Reusable tools for developing, connecting, and studying robot behavior.

Research in motion

From methods to demonstrations

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Also explore exoskeleton walking, whole-body control, and disturbance-rejection testing.

What we study

Research areas

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Safety evaluation connects these areas: see our work on testing legged robots.

Recent work

Selected publications

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Researchers with Digit in the Cyberbotics Lab.

People behind the research

Meet the lab

Led by Ayonga Hereid, Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Ohio State, our group studies the dynamics, control, and learning of walking robots.