Journal of Mechanical Design · 2004 · 44 citations · 15 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringRobotics EngineeringRobot DesignRobot KinematicsRoboticsEnd-effector DesignKinematic DesignKinematic ModelingKinematic SynthesisManipulator DesignRobot ManipulatorsHomogeneous Rotation MatricesInterval AnalysisManipulator Geometry SynthesisManipulator KinematicsPrecision Point SynthesisRobot Manipulator DesignSerial Manipulator DesignSerial Manipulators
In this paper, the geometric design problem of serial-link robot manipulators with three revolute (R) joints is solved for the first time using an interval analysis method. In this problem, five spatial positions and orientations are defined and the dimensions of the geometric parameters of the 3-R manipulator are computed so that the manipulator will be able to place its end-effector at these pre-specified locations. Denavit and Hartenberg parameters and 4×4 homogeneous matrices are used to formulate the problem and obtain the design equations and an interval method is used to search for design solutions within a predetermined domain.
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The Kantorovich Theorem for Newton's Method
R. A. Tapia · American Mathematical Monthly · 1971 · 107 citations