Transcription of Robot Dynamics Lecture Notes - ETH Z
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Robot Dynamics Lecture NotesRobotic Systems Lab, ETH ZurichHS 2017 Contents1 ..32 .. of Positions ..6 Cartesian coordinates ..6 Cylindrical coordinates ..7 Spherical coordinates .. Velocity .. of Linear Velocities ..7 Cartesian Coordinates ..8 Cylindrical Coordinates ..8 Spherical Coordinates .. Matrices .. vs. Passive Rotation ..11 Passive Rotation ..11 Active Rotation .. Rotations .. of Rotations .. of Rotations ..13 Euler Angles ..13 Angle Axis ..18 Unit Quaternions.
base and floating base systems. The former category includes all kinds of robotic ma-chines that are rigidly bolted to the ground. The classical example are industrial robot arms. Such systems mostly feature an actuator in every joint, which means that the degree of freedom (DOF) is equal to the number of actuators in the systems. The latter
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