Robot Dynamics: Equations and Algorithms
like compliance in the joint bearings, are relatively easy to incorporate into a rigid-body model; but elas-tic links are more complicated. This problem was ad-dressed by Book [6], who developed an e cient, re-cursive Lagrangian formulation (using 4 4 matrices) of both inverse and forward dynamics for serial chains with exible links.
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