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Dynamics is a branch of applied mathematics (specifically classical mechanics) concerned with the study of forces and torques and their effect on motion, as opposed to kinematics, which studies the motion of objects without reference to its causes.

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kinetic and potential energy of 3 DOF robot having 2 cylindrical links

Assume two uniform cylindrical links robot has 3 DOF as shown in the figure. Where link one has 1 dof that is rotation on its main axis. The second link has 2 DOF yaw and pitch movements. I can ...
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Is the angular velocity vector the derivative of a time-varying quantity?

On page 111 (section 4.6) of Robot Modeling and Control (Second Edition) by Spong, Hutchinson and Viyasagar, the authors define a "body velocity" vector $\xi$ of the end-effector as follows: ...
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PD control with gravity compensation

Given the robot dynamics of the form $$M(\theta)\ddot{\theta}+C(\theta, \dot{\theta})\dot{\theta}+G(\theta)=u$$ where the notations have the standard meaning ($M$ is the inertia matrix, $C$ is ...
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How to compute the force applied to point P given the torque registered by the sensor?

I have the following set up: I want to understand how to compute the force that is being applied to the F_knife point given the Force/Torque registered by the sensor at T_Sensor. The position vector ...
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Define system forward dynamics with sympy

I would like to model the dynamics of a robot via the usual discretized system of equations $$ x_{k+1} = f(x_k, u_k) \qquad x\in\mathbb{R}^{n_x}, \quad f:\mathbb{R}^{n_x}\times\mathbb{R}^{n_u} \to \...
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Calculation of IMU offset for Placement of Inertial measurement unit away from centre of mass

I am working on a 6DOF IMU that contains a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope. I am building a project to plot the position and orientation of a vehicle/dirt bike in a 3d plane. However, the ...
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Center of gravity offset for accelerometer and gyroscope readings

I am working on a 6DOF IMU that contains a 3 Axis Accelerometer and a 3 Axis Gyroscope. I am building a project to plot the position and orientation of the turret/cabin in a crane in 3D space. The IMU ...
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Determine the maximum joint velocities for a PTP-Movement

Assuming an industrial robot performs a PTP movement with a speed of 100% for each joint, it often happens that the joints never reach 100% of speed because the torque limits of the actuators are ...
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Estimating angular velocity from position

If you have two position estimates $P_{t_1}$ and $P_{t_2}$ and times $t_1$ and $t_2$ how do you extract the average angular velocity from them? The linear velocity is a simple difference but how do ...
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Articulated Body Algorithm with gear ratio

I am reading up on the proposed articulated body algorithm by Featherstone, which goes like: Pass 1: \begin{equation} \nu_0 = 0\\ \nu_i = {^i}X_{\lambda(i)}\nu_{\lambda(i)}+s_i\dot{q}_i\\ c_i = \nu_i \...
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Compute acceleration / spatial acceleration corresponding to additional control torque / external force for some open robotic chain

Given a robot ( open chain ) for which we know q,q_dot, q_ddot, and Tau_{measurement}. (one can consider that these parameters are found using some sensors attached to the robot) I would like to be ...
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In Dynamic Motion Primitives, why we need to approximate f if f_target is given?

I seem to misunderstand something crucial regarding finding the force vector in the process of DMPs: The way I understand it, I should come up with a dataset of trajectories $\{y_i\}_{i=1}^n$, and ...
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Finding error in euler angle from quaternion

I'm currently working on creating a ROS controller package for franka arm, which I choose to implement a feedback linearization controller that works as following: Assume we have a planned trajectory $...
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Why Potential Energy in Spong's book is positive?

All books I've came across (i.e. Craig, Siciliano, Frank, Niku, and Carlos) state the potential energy of a $i$th link is negative except in Spong's book Is there a particular reason for the ...
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what does free or forced torque mean in robot arm dynamics?

I'm trying to understand the dynamics (torque , velocity, etc ) of how a simple 2 DoF robotic arm rotates. I am using the RoboAnalyzer simulator 1 . It has a Inverse Dynamics setting of "Free&...
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Combining dynamic movement primitives to create new ones

this is my very first question and I want to thank everyone for the massive contribution to the community! On to my question now, here is a quick definition of my idea/problem: I have created a "...
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Body angle of a centre-articulated robot

Wondering if anyone can help me out with this one, or point me in the right direction. I am working on a centre-articulated robot, which is steered via a push-pull chain drive. The chain drive is ...
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Force sensors output when inclined

So here is the context: I am working on a motorcycle simulator. It consists of a motorcycle frame mounted on different actuators (see picture on the left). In particular, the two actuators at the ...
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Why in forward bending knee orientation in quadruped legged robot require less torque in knee joint?

I'm trying to find answer in terms of physics explanation, why knee joint torque requirement is less in the forward bending leg orientation of a quadruped legged robot. I'm referring this article, in ...
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3-links Robot Dynamic PD Computed Torque Control

I am designing the PD control of 3-links robot using Simulink. I can't figure out what to do in the 'Robot' block to get the acceleration d_qq back to calculate the error. What is happening in this '...
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How to solve this basic dynamics/inverse kinematics problem

Suppose I have a 6-DOF robot arm with revolute joints whose tooltip is at some position $\bf{r_0}$ and I want to move it through some trajectory ${\bf r}(t)$. For simplicity, assume there are just 2 ...
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Computation of centrifugal and Coriolis matrix

So I have a seesaw-cart electromechanical system which I want to control. It has 2-DOF (the angle of the seesaw $\varphi$ and the cart position $s$). I used the Euler-Lagrange method to get my ...
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Extract the potential energy from the gravity vector

I have a recursive Newton Euler algorithm from which I can compute the gravity vector. My question is, which is the better way to compute the potential energy? I know the following relation between ...
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Defining the specifications required by a 6DOF robot to impose a harmonic sinusoidal motion

Perhaps a bit of a simple question, but since I don't have a background in robotics/engineering, then I imagine this would be the perfect place to ask such a question. I am buying a 6-DOF Stewart ...
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Equations of motion with mass attached to end effector and external force

I have to find the equations of motion for the given manipulator: The links of the manipulator are considered weightless and the equations of motion have to be derived by using the Lagrange equations....
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Park and Lynch $F = ma$ derivation for a single rigid body

I'm having some conceptual difficulties with a derivation presented in the Modern Robotics text by Park and Lynch. Here are the relevant parts: At the beginning of the book, they insist that ${\it ...
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Peter Corke Robotics Matlab Toolbox the problem of inverse dynamics in the Franka Emika Panda model

I have the following question about the Franka Emika Panda dynamic model. In case I perform the solution of the inverse dynamics problem using Robotics Toolbox (Peter Corke) I get different results ...
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Kinematic Bicycle Model theta units

I don't understand the $\theta$ units. The bicycle model defines $\theta$ as: $$\theta=\theta +\frac{v\cdot\tan\delta}{L}\cdot$$ Where $v$ is the vehicle velocity, $L$ is the wheelbase distance, and $\...
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Holonomic constraints on an upright wheel

A wheel moving in free space has the six degrees of freedom of a rigid body. If we constrain it to be upright on a plane and to roll without slipping, how many holonomic and nonholonomic constraints ...
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Implementing Dynamic Balancing on Robot Dog

I made a robot dog using Lewansoul LX-16a Smart Serial bus motors and a 3D printed body. I am using an Arduino Mega 2560 to control everything. I already have the inverse kinematics working. But for ...
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what is difference between twist and classcial velocity

In ch 8.2.1 Classical Formulation in the book Modern Robotics by Frank C. Park I know some remarks about this formula.The origin of coordinate system is coincidence with the mass center of the rigid ...
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perplexity about ch8.2.1 the linear dynamics, in the book <modern robotics>

From previous chapters, I think I have understand the twist, it is about the angular velocity and the linear velocity, the difference is that linear velocity is not one fixed point in the body but is ...
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Spherical Parallel Manipulator Lagrangian problem

I faced a very serious problem and I urgently need the help of specialists in robotics, mechanics, physics and mathematics. I am trying to derive equations of motion from the Lagrangian of a spherical ...
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Multidimensional obstacle avoidance in ODE. Part II

Multidimensional obstacle avoidance https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/4146255/multidimensional-obstacle-avoidance-in-ode For some time, I studied this question more closely and came to the ...
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Jacobian of Euler's rotation equations

I propagate the attitude of a satellite in a free-floating, torque free environment from $t_k$ to $t_{k+1}$ by integrating Euler's equation of motion: $$ \dot{\omega} = [J]^{-1}([\omega]_{\times}[J]\:\...
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Multidimensional obstacle avoidance

Artificial potential barriers are known that allow robots to avoid obstacles. They are constructed as follows. https://authors.library.caltech.edu/106548/1/2010.09819.pdf Can you please tell me how ...
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Looking for a course (online?) RE: systems with XY stages

Using XY stages is common in many fields: 3D printing Genetics instruments semiconductor lithography automated microscope slide imaging See for example https://www.asml.com/en/technology/lithography-...
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How to calculate center of mass with a prismatic joint

Suppose we a 1DoF planar robot with only 1 prismatic joint (for the sake of the example). The prismatic joint can extend the link or shrink the link. Suppose the length of link 1 is a, and suppose ...
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Range of a heading angle [0,2π) or [−π,π)

Consider the unicycle dynamics in 2D plane: $$\begin{array}{l} \dot x = v\cos \varphi \\ \dot y = v\sin \varphi \\ \dot \varphi = \omega \end{array}$$ What is the range of the heading angle $\phi$? ...
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Ground based path generation from RGBD camera

How does one generate a trajectory for a ground vehicle using an RGBD camera? For a drone it's simpler since you're not constrained by having to move on the ground but it's not clear to me how ...
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Velocity-Control of a manipulator without a dynamic model

I have a five DoF robot. Each axis is connected to a cylinder. You can send PWM values to each cylinder and you are able to read out the position values of each cylinder which makes it possible to ...
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Quadrotor dynamics: How is torque created

I'm a software engineer and I've recently engaged into Robotics field. I've started by a course on Coursera which talks about Aerial robotics and thus quad-rotors. I'm trying to understand how quad-...
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When is the Quadcopter out of the control?

Assuming ideal environment/hardware flying conditions, is it possible that the autopilot loses the control of the quadcopter? What is the maximum tilt in roll and pitch that is allowed for the ...
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Stationary/inertial reference frame

In Modern Robotics by Kevin Lynch, there is a term "stationary" frame, but this is never defined. Googling shows that this is synonymous with inertial frame. Apparently inertial frame means ...
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how to find Singularity and jacobian Inverseof 5 DOF Robotic arm?

I am working on calculating the Jacobian Determinant to find the singularity of my 5 DOF Robotic arm, I have calculated the jacobian matrix, and the matrix I got is a very large value As it is non ...
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What is the difference between The state-space equation and The configuration-space equation

The craig(p.180) states that equations can be made to represent the dynamic equations. The first one being the state space equation. $\tau=M(\Theta)\cdot\ddot{\Theta} + V(\Theta,\dot{\Theta}) + G(\...
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How to calculate potential enegy of manipulator dynamics?

I'm trying to obtain dynamics of a 4 DOF robot. Firstly, I calculated all Transformation matrices and Jacobians. While solving Lagrangian there is two main things one is kinetic energy and the other ...
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How to calculate potential enegy of manipulator?

I'm trying to obtain dynamics of a 4 DOF robot. Firstly, I calculated all Transformation matrices and Jacobians. While solving Lagrangian there is two main things one is kinetic energy and the other ...
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Motion profile and Motion control scheme, how do they interact?

I'm studying motion control and I start with the simplest case, I have to go from A to B in a straight line using a trapezoidal motion profile. I understand that in a real case, due to the fact that ...
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How to calculate Inertia tensor?

I'm trying to obtain dynamics of a 4 DOF robot. Firstly, I calculated all Transformation matrices and Jacobians. While solving Lagrangian there is a term I - Inertia tensor . I couldn't understand the ...
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