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How Do Robots Control Their Bodies?
How Do Robots Control Their Bodies?
Big idea: Robots describe their bodies as kinematic trees and use kinematics solvers to translate between joint angles and body coordinates.
Underlying technologies:
Kinematic description files, forward and inverse kinematics solver
Learning goal: Students will understand:
Students will understand kinematic descriptions expressed as trees of joints and links
How kinematics solvers use this representation when translating between world coordinates and joint coordinates.
Skill goals: Students will be able to:
Students will be able to construct and visualize kinematic descriptions using Tekkotsu’s DH Wizard tools
Invoke kinematics solvers via the Lookout or Grasper to produce desired robot motions
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