This document discusses robot kinematics and dynamics including velocities, Jacobians, and static forces. It covers key topics such as:
- Notations for linear and angular velocities of positions and frames
- Propagating velocities between links of a robot arm
- Using Jacobians to map between joint and Cartesian velocities
- Properties of the Jacobian including singularities
- Applying static force analysis using free body diagrams and virtual work
- Transforming between joint and Cartesian forces using the Jacobian
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Original Title
Robotics: Kinematics, Dynamics and Motion Control Module_4 VIT
This document discusses robot kinematics and dynamics including velocities, Jacobians, and static forces. It covers key topics such as:
- Notations for linear and angular velocities of positions and frames
- Propagating velocities between links of a robot arm
- Using Jacobians to map between joint and Cartesian velocities
- Properties of the Jacobian including singularities
- Applying static force analysis using free body diagrams and virtual work
- Transforming between joint and Cartesian forces using the Jacobian
This document discusses robot kinematics and dynamics including velocities, Jacobians, and static forces. It covers key topics such as:
- Notations for linear and angular velocities of positions and frames
- Propagating velocities between links of a robot arm
- Using Jacobians to map between joint and Cartesian velocities
- Properties of the Jacobian including singularities
- Applying static force analysis using free body diagrams and virtual work
- Transforming between joint and Cartesian forces using the Jacobian
Notations summary (Time varying position and orientation) Velocity of time varying position vector Q in frame {B}, by definition
The same reflected on frame {A}
Velocity of the origin of a translating frame {B} in terms of {A}
Angular velocity of a rotating frame {B} in terms of {A}
Linear Velocity Linear velocity of Q in frame {B} which is moving relative to {A} Rotational Velocity Rotational velocity of frame {B} with respect to {A}, , applied to Rotational Velocity If vector Q is changing with respect to frame B Simultaneous linear and rotational velocity With moving at velocity in {B} and frame {B} moving at with respect to {A}, the linear and rotational velocity of Q in moving and turning frame {B} with respect to {A}, Velocity propagation from link to link Velocity propagation from link to link Velocity propagation of revolute joint
Velocity propagation of prismatic joint
Jacobian Cartesian velocities (linear and angular) of the end effector are linearly related to the joint velocities. Mapping between instantaneous end effector velocity instantaneous joint velocity are done using jacobian. = ( )( )̇ =6 1 =6 ̇= 1 Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian How to obtain Jacobian for a robot Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian Jacobian-Example Jacobian-Example Singularity-The concept Singularity-The concept How to find the singularity Geometrical and physical meaning of singularity Where do singularity occurs More on singularity Summary- singularity Summary- singularity Properties of the Jacobian - Velocity Mapping and Singularities Properties of the Jacobian - Velocity Mapping and Singularities Properties of the Jacobian - Velocity Mapping and Singularities Properties of the Jacobian - Velocity Mapping and Singularities Jacobian: Velocity and static forces Static analysis: Free body diagram Static analysis: Free body diagram Static analysis: Free body diagram Static analysis: Free body diagram Example Example Example Example Example Jacobians in the force domain Virtual work Jacobian: Velocity and static forces Jacobian in force domain Cartesian transformation of velocities and static forces Example