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OBJECT-ORIENTED REPRESENTATION OF A ROBOT MANIPULATOR
Date
1994-04-14
Author
Zontul, H
Ersak, Aydın
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The paper presents an object-oriented representation of a robot manipulator. The representation developed here is appropriate to implement a robot simulation package. The software package is easy to use and gives insight to the robot kinematics, the dynamics and the control subjects. The robot representation has been tested in resolved motion rate control and hybrid position/force control applications.
Subject Keywords
Automation
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Control systems
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Computer science
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Artificial intelligence
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Engineering
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Electrical electronic engineering
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Telecommunications
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Robot kinematics
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Object oriented modeling
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Packaging
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Manipulator dynamics
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Motion control
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Force control
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Jacobian matrices
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Testing
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Education
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Position control
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/62703
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H. Zontul and A. Ersak, “OBJECT-ORIENTED REPRESENTATION OF A ROBOT MANIPULATOR,” 1994, p. 363, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/62703.