The lecture focuses on the concept of Jacobian in robotics and automation, emphasizing the importance of differentiating vectors with respect to specific frames. It discusses how the velocity of points in space is dependent on the frames used for differentiation and expression. Additionally, the lecture covers the propagation of velocity through robotic links and the relationship between angular velocities at joints.
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Lecture 9 - Jacobian
The lecture focuses on the concept of Jacobian in robotics and automation, emphasizing the importance of differentiating vectors with respect to specific frames. It discusses how the velocity of points in space is dependent on the frames used for differentiation and expression. Additionally, the lecture covers the propagation of velocity through robotic links and the relationship between angular velocities at joints.
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ME – 489:
Robotics and Automation
LECTURE 9: JACOBIAN From Last Lecture: Differentiation of vector
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From Last Lecture: Differentiation of vector We see that we are calculating the derivative of Q relative to frame {B}. For example, ◦ if Q is not changing in time relative to {B}, then the velocity calculated is zero—even if there is some other frame in which Q is varying. Thus, it is important to indicate the frame in which the vector is differentiated.
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Two important frames Velocity vector is associated with a point in space But the numerical values describing the velocity of that point depend on two frames: one with respect to which the differentiation was done and one in which the resulting velocity vector is expressed.
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Defining velocity w.r.t origin Rather than considering a general point's velocity relative to an arbitrary frame, consider the velocity of the origin of a frame relative to some understood universe reference frame
If the notation to is used to refer to the velocity of the origin of
frame {C}; then is the velocity of the origin of frame {C} expressed in terms of frame {A} (though differentiation was done relative to {U}).
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Relative orientation of B with respect to A is constant
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Velocity Propagation from link to link
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Velocity Propagation from link to link Therefore, the angular velocity of link i+1 is the same as that of link i plus a new component caused by rotational velocity at joint i + 1. This can be written in terms of frame {i} as
The velocity of link i + 1 will be that of link i,
plus whatever new velocity components were added by joint i + 1.
The angular velocity of link I + 1 is the
same as that of link i plus a new component caused by rotational velocity at joint i + 1.
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Velocity Propagation from link to link
For prismatic joints
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Jacobian
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