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A Motion Planning Method Based on HRL for Autonomous Exoskeleton

With the increase of the world's population and the serious aging phenomenon, more and more people with mobility impairments need technology to assist them in their daily lives. Autonomous Exoskeleton are one of the important technologies. The existing gait generation algorithm are most based on simplified mathematical model calculations, which have the problem of poor accuracy and unfriendliness to the wearer. This research aims to propose a path planning and gait generation policies (HPPO) based on hierarchical reinforcement learning (HRL), so that the wearer can safely avoid obstacles and maintain dynamic balance when using the autonomous exoskeleton controlled by this policy to walk. The high-level controller (HL) is responsible for path planning, it can quickly plan a reasonable exoskeleton footholds in the indoor environment. The low-level controller (LL) can imitate a given reference trajectory, learn a walking policy suitable for the exoskeleton, and it can follow the planned footholds, so as to achieve the purpose of avoiding obstacles for the wearer. The algorithm is verified in simulation environment.