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    Using Matlab in Robotic Kinematics: Assoc. Prof, Nguyen Truong Thinh Department of Mechatronics - HCMUTE

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    Matlab can be used for robotic kinematics calculations and simulations. It allows users to perform matrix operations, plot graphs, and use symbolic variables to represent expressions involving link lengths and joint angles of robotic manipulators. Examples shown include calculating the position of a 2 DOF planar manipulator end effector and forward kinematics equations for a 3 DOF manipulator involving sine and cosine functions of joint angles. Matlab is a useful tool for students and researchers to model and visualize robotic system kinematics and workspaces.

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    Matlab can be used for robotic kinematics calculations and simulations. It allows users to perform matrix operations, plot graphs, and use symbolic variables to represent expressions involving link lengths and joint angles of robotic manipulators. Examples shown include calculating the position of a 2 DOF planar manipulator end effector and forward kinematics equations for a 3 DOF manipulator involving sine and cosine functions of joint angles. Matlab is a useful tool for students and researchers to model and visualize robotic system kinematics and workspaces.

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    Matlab can be used for robotic kinematics calculations and simulations. It allows users to perform matrix operations, plot graphs, and use symbolic variables to represent expressions involving link lengths and joint angles of robotic manipulators. Examples shown include calculating the position of a 2 DOF planar manipulator end effector and forward kinematics equations for a 3 DOF manipulator involving sine and cosine functions of joint angles. Matlab is a useful tool for students and researchers to model and visualize robotic system kinematics and workspaces.

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    Matlab can be used for robotic kinematics calculations and simulations. It allows users to perform matrix operations, plot graphs, and use symbolic variables to represent expressions involving link lengths and joint angles of robotic manipulators. Examples shown include calculating the position of a 2 DOF planar manipulator end effector and forward kinematics equations for a 3 DOF manipulator involving sine and cosine functions of joint angles. Matlab is a useful tool for students and researchers to model and visualize robotic system kinematics and workspaces.

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    Using Matlab in Robotic Kinematics

    Assoc. Prof, Nguyen Truong Thinh


    Department of Mechatronics - HCMUTE
    Introduction

    MATLAB =
    MATrix
    LABoratory
    Using MATLAB as a calculator
    Mathematical functions
    Mathematical functions
    Basic plotting
    To plot a graph is plot(x,y). The vectors x = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) and y = (3, −1, 2, 4, 5, 1)
    Multiple data sets in one plot

    Specifying line styles and colors


    Matrix - Entering a vector
    Matrix - Entering a matrix
    Matrix
    Array operations and Linear equations
    Symbolic Expressions
    Students can use symbolic variables in expressions and as arguments of functions. You use the operators + - *
    / ^ and the built-in functions just as you use them with numerical calculations.
    Workspace of 2 dof planar manipulator
    P
    Px  l1 cos q1   l2 cos(q1  q 2 )
    Py  l1 sin q1   l2 sin(q1  q 2 )

    q2 l2

    l1

    q1
    Workspace of 2 dof planar manipulator
    0  q1  2 -  q1  

    0  q2  2 -/2  q2  /2
    Px   sin q1  l2 cos q 2   l3 cos(q 2  q3 ) 
    l3 Py  cos q1  l2 cos q 2   l3 cos(q 2  q3 ) 
    Pz  l1  l2 sin q 2   l2 sin(q 2  q3 )
    q3

    q2
    z0 l2
    l1

    x0
    x1
    q1 y1
    y0
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