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Design of geometric-based inverse kinematics for a low cost robotic arm

Muhammad Aziz Muslim, Seif Nura Urfin

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In order to effectively control end effector of a robotic manipulator, one needs to solve inverse kinematics of the robot. This paper reports an investigation to solve inverse kinematics of a low cost 6 degrees of freedom (6 DOF) robotic arm. Since this robot provide no feedback signal, we propose to use a simple geometric-based inverse kinematics. Experimental results show the effectiveness of the proposed method, while the accuracy is still acceptable to some extent.

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In order to effectively control end effector of a robotic manipulator, one needs to solve inverse kinematics of the robot. This paper reports an investigation to solve inverse kinematics of a low cost 6 degrees of freedom (6 DOF) robotic arm. Since this robot provide no feedback signal, we propose to use a simple geometric-based inverse kinematics. Experimental results show the effectiveness of the proposed method, while the accuracy is still acceptable to some extent.

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In order to effectively control end effector of a robotic manipulator, one needs to solve inverse kinematics of the robot. This paper reports an investigation to solve inverse kinematics of a low cost 6 degrees of freedom (6 DOF) robotic arm. Since this robot provide no feedback signal, we propose to use a simple geometric-based inverse kinematics. Experimental results show the effectiveness of the proposed method, while the accuracy is still acceptable to some extent.

Key concepts: Inverse kinematics, Kinematics, Robotic arm, Robot end effector, Robot kinematics, Inverse, Computer science, Robot

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