Jacobian Matrix - Torques and Forces on Joints | Robotics | Part 4
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- Jacobian Matrix - Torques and Forces on Joints | Robotics | Part 4
In this video we will use the #Jacobian to find the #torques and #forces acting on the joints in a #robotic system
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To find the Jacobian as shown in the example, refer my video on the velocity propagation method:
• Jacobian Matrix - Velo...
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Subject material is obtained from:
John. J. Craig, Introduction to Robotics (Mechanics and Control). Pearson Education International.
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Great Work Brother . Please Make a series on Inverse Kinemaics, Manipulator Dynamics and Trajactory Design .......Please
Thank you for your great help🎉 the best video series on robotics
Thank you
Can you make video on reverse kinematic and motion planning
Thank you brother, Could you do same video for parallel robots, I couldn't find anyone explaining parallel manipulators like this. Example - 3PRS robot.
you are a war hero
You are a life saver...Great work...Keep up the good work.♥️ (are you Sri Lankan btw?)
Pleasure to help, and yes I'm Sri Lankan
If there are 4 joints then jacobian would be 4*4
But we only have fx fy fz
How do we multiply them?
Here's my doubt.
What if the robot has to apply a force instead of carrying a load? Will the direction of torque be reversed?
Yes, must be so
Can you make video on reverse kinematic and motion planning