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C01 |
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Robots as Mechanisms |
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| C02 |
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Matrix Representation of a point and vector in space |
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| C03 |
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Representation of a frame at the origin |
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C04 |
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Representation of a frame relative to a fixed reference frame, Representation of a rigid body (Pose) |
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| C05 |
I |
Homogeneous Transformation Matrices (HTM) |
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| C06 |
I |
Representation of pure translation |
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C07 |
I |
Representation of pure rotations |
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| C08 |
I |
Representation of combined transformations |
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| C09 |
I |
Inverse of transformation matrices |
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C10 |
II |
Introduction to Forward Kinematics, Forward Kinematic Equations for Position |
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| C11 |
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Forward Kinematic Equations for Orientation |
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| C12 |
II |
Link and Joint descriptions, D-H parameter table (a, α, d, θ) |
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C13 |
II |
Assigning coordinate frames |
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| C14 |
II |
Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) Representation |
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| C15 |
II |
Deriving the Forward Kinematic equations for common robots (Articulated) |
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C16 |
II |
Deriving the Forward Kinematic equations for common robots (SCARA) |
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| C17 |
II |
Deriving the Forward Kinematic equations for common robots (Cylindrical) |
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| C18 |
II |
Deriving the Forward Kinematic equations for common robots: Practice problems |
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C19 |
III |
The Inverse Kinematic Solution of Robots, Workspace analysis |
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| C20 |
III |
Analytical Solutions: Algebraic approach |
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| C21 |
III |
Analytical Solutions: Geometric approach |
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C22 |
III |
The Inverse Kinematic Solution of Robots: 3-DOF planar arm |
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| C23 |
III |
The Inverse Kinematic Solution of Robots: 3-DOF spatial arm |
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| C24 |
Review |
Review for Sessional Examination I |
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No class |
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Sessional Examination I |
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| 10 |
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No class |
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Sessional Examination I (until February 9) |
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| C25 |
III |
Solvability, Degeneracy and Dexterity |
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| C26 |
III |
The Inverse Kinematic Solution of Robots: 6-DOF arm, wrist center |
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| C27 |
III |
The Inverse Kinematic Solution of Robots: 6-DOF arm, inverse orientation |
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C28 |
III |
Inverse Kinematic programming of robots |
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| C29 |
III |
The fundamental problem with D-H representation in Inverse Kinematics |
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| C30 |
IV |
Introduction to Differential Relationships, The Jacobian Matrix |
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C31 |
IV |
Differential motions of a frame versus a robot |
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| C32 |
IV |
Interpretation of differential changes |
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| C33 |
IV |
Calculation of the Jacobian for serial manipulators |
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C34 |
IV |
Calculation of the Jacobian for serial manipulators (SCARA or Articulated) |
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| C35 |
IV |
Relationship between the Jacobian and the Differential Operator |
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| C36 |
IV |
Singularity Analysis: Decoupling singularities |
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- SBN 5.3
- SBN 5.5
- SBN 5.13
- Use Spong for the arm/wrist decoupling treatment.
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C37 |
IV |
The Inverse Jacobian |
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| C38 |
V |
Lagrangian Mechanics: Short overview of energy-based dynamics |
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| C39 |
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Kinetic and Potential energy formulations |
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C40 |
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Effective moments of inertia |
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| C41 |
V |
Dynamic equations for multiple-DOF robots: Two-DOF example |
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| C42 |
V |
Dynamic equations for multiple-DOF robots |
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C43 |
V |
Static force analysis of robots, Relationship between joint torques and end-effector forces |
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| C44 |
V |
Transformation of forces and moments between coordinate frames |
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| C45 |
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Static force analysis of robots: Combined problem and course review |
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Buffer |
Review |
Review/Buffer week |
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