Re: Robotics course notes with concrete kinematic models...
Leopold Palomo Avellaneda <[email protected]>
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Hi, [...] A Dimarts 01 Juliol 2003 21:33, Herman Bruyninckx va escriure: > Therefore, interested people can take a look at the > kinematics chapters of my robotics course: > <http://people.mech.kuleuven.ac.be/~bruyninc/robotics.ps.gz> > (This is a 2.5MB file...) Great book. It's a pity that I discored this so late. <Off topic> How did you do the figures? They are really good!!! </Off topic> > The "lrl" library of the current Orocos@KULeuven code contains this > implementation, and some documentation on the various alternative > conventions that can be used. (Look for the "feath6r" directory.) Please could you said me which file are you talking? I have downloaded the orocos-lrl-2.0.1-cvs.tar.gz file and there's no feath6r directory? > > Another related issue is the efficient numeric calculation of general > kinematic structures. I have put the common algorithms in my course > notes, which could serve as a starting point for a concrete discussion > on this point. These algorithms are certainly also not new and hence > been implemented several times in the past. Ok, how about to implement the Manocha's method for a generic 6dof structure? [...] I'm trying to understand how is structured the lrl library. Maybe it could be helpful some kind of guide because I'm a bit lost of the structure. There's some information about that? Regards, Leo -- Linux User 152692 Catalonia