非定常流れを味方につける:渦を活用する生体模倣推進を実現する高スループット学習プラットフォーム
Embracing Flow Unsteadiness: A High-Throughput Learning Platform Enables Vortex-Exploiting Bioinspired Propulsion
実流体との相互作用を高速に大量取得する8チャネル装置と、模倣・オフライン学習・オンライン適応を段階的に行うアルゴリズムを組み合わせ、渦を利用した生体模倣推進の制御則を学習する枠組みを提案した。
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著者: Fei Han, Xinyu Cui, Zhipeng Wang, Ning Yang, Hang Xu, Haifeng Zhang, Zhongming Hu, Jun Wang, Junfeng Du, Dixia Fan
分類: physics.flu-dyn, cs.RO
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Biological swimmers and flyers exploit unsteady vortices for propulsion, whereas engineered vehicles usually suppress them as disturbances. Learning such flow exploitation in machines is difficult because real-fluid interaction data are scarce and unstructured exploration is unstable in high-dimensional, history-dependent flows. Here we present REEF, a co-designed physical-learning framework that integrates SHOAL, an eight-channel high-throughput array for real fluid--structure interaction, with V-STAR, a staged algorithm that converts these interactions into policies through imitation, offline internalization, and online adaptation. Across lift-based, drag-based, and momentum-jet propulsors, REEF expands the attainable force envelope to more than twice that of parameterized search. Particle image velocimetry shows that these gains arise from coordinated vortex formation, growth, and force projection, rather than refinement of a fixed motion-to-force mapping. Force-trained policies transfer zero-shot to free-moving robots whose body motion changes the surrounding flow, suggesting that REEF learns transferable wake-coupling principles for embodied propulsion in unsteady fluids.