'End effector' presentation slideshows

Inverse Kinematics (part 2)

Inverse Kinematics (part 2). CSE169: Computer Animation Instructor: Steve Rotenberg UCSD, Winter 2005. Forward Kinematics. We will use the vector: to represent the array of M joint DOF values We will also use the vector:

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Inverse Kinematics

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Inverse Kinematics

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Ongo-01

Ongo-01. Project OSCAR. ONGO-01. Zachary Kotlarek David Hawley Michael Larson Justin Rasmussen Gavin Ripley Peter Rufino Jason Sytsma Lynn Tweed David Willis Kevin Cantu Phil Derr Jawad Haider Jeff Parent. Project Oscar Spring 2005.

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Inverse Kinematics

Amirkabir University of Technology Computer Engineering & Information Technology Department. Inverse Kinematics. Course site: http://ce.aut.ac.ir/~shiry/lectures.html. Inverse Kinematics. Given a desired position (P) & orientation (R) of the end-effector

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3. Effectors and Actuators

3. Effectors and Actuators. Mechanisms for acting on the world Degrees of freedom and mobility Methods of locomotion: wheels, legs and beyond Methods of manipulation: arms, grippers Methods of actuation & choices

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Computer Animation

Computer Animation. In its simplest form, computer animation simply mean: using a standard renderer to produce consecutive frames wherein the animation consists of relative movement between rigid bodies and possibly movement of the view point or virtual camera

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Kinematic Redundancy

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Robot Kinematics and linkage configurations 2

Robot Kinematics and linkage configurations 2. cmput 412 M. Jagersand With slides from A. Shademan and A Casals. Review Kinematics. Forward Kinematics (angles to position) What you are given: The length of each link The angle of each joint

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Ch. 4: Velocity Kinematics

Ch. 4: Velocity Kinematics. Updates. Lab will start next week, the prelab instructions are distributed today This will require Simulink. See the lab instructions for details. Ask one of us for help if you have trouble with Simulink. Addition of angular velocities.

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Unit 6 Industrial Robotics

Unit 6 Industrial Robotics. Sections: Robot Anatomy Robot Control Systems End Effectors Industrial Robot Applications Robot Programming. Industrial Robot Defined. A general-purpose, programmable machine possessing certain anthropomorphic characteristics Hazardous work environments

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Inverse Kinematics and Protein Loop Closure

Inverse Kinematics and Protein Loop Closure. Presenter: Chittaranjan Tripathy February 21, 2008. Figures are taken from the references unless otherwise stated. Special thanks to John MacMaster for allowing me to use some of his slides and figures. y 0. End Effector. revolute joint 2.

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Homogeneous vector Homogeneous transformation matrix

Review: Homogeneous Transformations. Homogeneous vector Homogeneous transformation matrix. Review: Aim of Direct Kinematics. Compute the position and orientation of the end effector as a function of the joint variables. Review: Direct Kinematics.

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Robot Manipulators and Singularities

Robot Manipulators and Singularities. Vijay Kumar. Outline. Jacobian matrix for a serial chain manipulator Singularities Parallel manipulator. Serial Chain Linkages. Axis 2. u 2. Velocity Equations Let the end effector twist be T . Consider two joints, 1 & 2.

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Lecture 2: Introduction to Concepts in Robotics

Lecture 2: Introduction to Concepts in Robotics. In this lecture, you will learn: - Basic Robotics Concepts Start discussion on geometric aspects: frames, positions, orientations. Homogenous transforms Some math recap. Robot Subsystems. A mechanical structure.

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????????? ???? ?? ? ??????? ??????????? ??? ??. ? ? ? ?. OHP2. Path. CCD camera. Cable. Trajectory. Image field 1. End-effector 1. x. Robot arm. Image field. Force sensor. Feed direction. End-effector. ?x. End-effector 2. Image field 2. x. ???? ?? 12 ? 10 ? 04 ?. OHP3. ?.

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Introduction to Robotics

Introduction to Robotics. Lecture One Robotics Club. - Arjun Bhasin. Agenda. Scope Kinematics and Kinetics Sensors and Actuators Robot Vision Path Planning Control Discussion. Scope. This is an introductory session, hence topics will be shallow .

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Forward Kinematics

Forward Kinematics. Forward Kinematics. Focus on links chains May be combined in a tree structure. Degrees of Freedom Number of independent position variables (i.e. joints ). Joints 1 Degree of Freedom Rotation or Translation. Pose

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End Effectors

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Introduction. Abstract.

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