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Inverse kinematics is the process of converting a Cartesian point in space into a set of joint angles to more efficiently move the end effector of a robot to a desired orientation.
Joel Sereno
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A speedup method for solving the inverse kinematics problem of robotic manipulators
The inverse kinematics problem involves the study that the inverse kinematics solver needs to calculate the values of the joint variables given the desired pose of the end-effector of a robot.
Shuxin Xie +3 more
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FABRIKx: Tackling the Inverse Kinematics Problem of Continuum Robots with Variable Curvature
A continuum robot is a unique type of robots which move because of the elastic deformation of their bodies. The kinematics of such robots is typically described using constant curvature assumption.
Dmitrii Kolpashchikov +2 more
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Inverse Kinematics With Closed Form Solution For Denso Robot Manipulator
In this paper, the forward kinematics and inverse kinematics used on the Denso robot manipulator which has a 6-DOF. The forward kinematics will result in the desired position by end-effector, while inverse kinematics produce angel on each joint.
Ikhsan Eka Prasetia +1 more
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Upper limb exoskeleton rehabilitation robot inverse kinematics modeling and solution method based on multi-objective optimization [PDF]
The inverse kinematics problem of exoskeleton rehabilitation robots is challenging due to the lack of a standard analytical model, resulting in a complex and varied solution process.
Yuansheng Ning +5 more
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Inverse Kinematics without matrix inversion [PDF]
This paper presents a new singularity robust and computationally efficient method for solving the inverse kinematics (IK) problem. In this method, the transformation from Cartesian space to joint space is performed in a feedback loop and as a result the new feedback inverse kinematics (FIK) law operates as a filter and does not require matrix ...
Pechev, AN, Alexandre N. Pechev
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Inverse kinematic (IK) methods recover the parameters of the joints, given the desired position of selected elements in the kinematic chain. While the problem is well-defined and low-dimensional, it has to be solved rapidly, accounting for multiple possible solutions.
Raphael Bensadoun +4 more
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Ramdane-Cherif, A. +3 more
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Robotic arms are widely used in many industrial applications at present. The control of robotic arms involves position coordination Cartesian space by a forward/inverse kinematics solution method. The inverse kinematics is difficult for real-time control
Nurettin Gökhan Adar
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