passivedynamic
Passivedynamic is a term used in various disciplines to describe systems that rely on inherent, time-varying dynamics and energy exchanges with limited or no active input. It is not a widely formalized technical standard; its exact meaning depends on context, but the common idea is that the system's behavior emerges from passive physical properties, such as gravity, springs, dampers, and geometry, rather than continuous external control.
In robotics and biomechanics, passive dynamic concepts are exemplified by passive dynamic walkers—bipedal devices that can
In software and information systems, “passive dynamic” is less standardized, but the idea appears in discussions
See also: passive dynamics, dynamic systems, control theory, robotics.