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Example 5.5: Consider the two-link robot from Example 5.3 as it is moving its end-effector along axis at 1.0 m/s, as in Fig. 5.10. Show that joint rates are reasonable when far from a singularity, but that, as a singularity is approached at joint rates tend toward infinity. Ex auple 5.5 (use example 5.3) End effector 2/x = 1 M/S X K from start as ₂0 FIGURE 5.10: ė, ₂ аррrоаси A two-link manipulator moving its tip at a constant linear velocity. J 18 did 20₁ 6- [*] =out 2₂ = Out X rotated hand Versic of right hand >-]-[8] IM 23 Fout of board File
Example 5.5: Consider the two-link robot from Example 5.3 as it is moving its end-effector along axis at 1.0 m/s, as in
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Example 5.5: Consider the two-link robot from Example 5.3 as it is moving its end-effector along axis at 1.0 m/s, as in
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