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3.1 [15] Compute the kinematics of the planar arm from Example 3.3. ye oC -S Oo 2 & G& 6 Oo ° ° t Oo o 6 o \ wef O Le 3 S50, 2 © o Oo \ eo ooo N 3.3 [25] The arm with three degrees of freedom shown in Fig. 3.29 is like the one in Example 3.3, except that joint 1’s axis is not parallel to the other two. Instead, there is a twist of 90 degrees in magnitude between axes 1 and 2, Derive link parameters and the kinematic equations for {, 7. Note that no J, need be defined. & &., A d: 6. ran \ Oo Oo O ep 940 cL, 6 z 3 Ly Oo ®, ) -S ° ° FIGURE 3.28: The 3 nonplanar arm (Exercise 33) Q ° Te] q e ’ o.° | ° eae | ~9 07 eT = OT OTT B w [22] The arm with three degrees of freedéim shown in Fig and 2 perpendicular and joints 2 and 3 parallel. As pictured. all joints are at their zero location. Note that the positive sense of the joint angle is indicated Assign link frames {0} through (3) for this arm—that is, sketeh the arm, showing the attachment of the frames. Then derive the transforgation matrices "7, 17, and 27. 3.30 has joints 1 DWN BS [13] In Fig. rately known. Using force contro, the robot feels around with the tool tip until it inserts it into the socket (or Goal at location 3 7. Once in this “calibration” configuration (in which (G} and (7) ate coinciden, the position of the robot, & 7. is figured out by reading the joint angle sensors and computing the kinematics. Assuming £7 and §T are ‘known, give the transform equation to compute the unknown tool frame, #7 the location of the tool, #7, is not ac af FIGURE 3.31: Determination of the tool frame (Exercise 3.8). Wher (6)= (7) TT 2 ST ET “ Tv 5G w T -\ 65 werd 39 [1] For the two-link manipulator shown in Fig. 3.32(a), the link-transformation matrices, 07 and 17, were constructed. Their product is 8,08 08498) $8, [yeh Qi = TP . z ap a | Siete ~s84302 ay tae 3 ch 0 00 ' Lu L ‘The link-frame assignments used are indicated in Fi Po. fe {0} is coincident with frame {1} when @ = 0. The length of the second link is ly. ne 6 Find an expression for the vector "P,,, which locates the tip of the arm relative ° 1 to the {0} frame. Tip Ly a I @ O) 3.17 [15] Show the attachment of link frames on the three-link robot shown in Fig, 3.37.

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