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Determination of 6D Workspaces of Gough-Type Parallel Manipulator and Comparison between Different Geometries
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Algorithms are presented to determine all the possible locations of the center of the platform that can be reached with a fixed orientation and the inclusive orientation workspace, which shows that for robots of similar dimensions the joints layout has a large influence on the workspace volume.Abstract:
We consider in this paper a Gough-type parallel robot whose leg length values are constrained to lie within some fixed ranges and for which there may be mechanical limits for the motion of the passive joints.The purpose of this paper is to present algorithms to determine:• the constant orientation workspace: all the possible locations of the center of the platform that can be reached with a fixed orientation• thetotal orientation workspace: all the possible locations of the center of the platform that can be reached with any orientation in a set defined by three ranges for the orientation angles (the dextrous workspace is an example of total orientation workspace case, the three ranges being T [0,360] degree1)• the inclusive orientationworkspace: all the possible locations of the center of the platform that can be reached with at least one orientation among a set defined by three ranges for the orientation angles (the maximal or reachableworkspace is an example of inclusive orientation workspace, the thre...read more
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Workspaces of Planar Parallel Manipulators
TL;DR: This paper presents geometrical algorithms for the determination of various workspaces of planar parallel manipulators and one of them is used to illustrate the algorithms.
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A modified Stewart platform manipulator with improved dexterity
R.S. Stoughton,T. Arai +1 more
TL;DR: It is shown that the new design of a six-degree-of-freedom (6-DOF) parallel manipulator offers significantly improved dexterity over the traditional Stewart platform design.
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Multiple-goal kinematic optimization of a parallel spherical mechanism with actuator redundancy
R. Kurtz,Vincent Hayward +1 more
TL;DR: A kinematic is presented that is fully parallel and actuator redundant that has the ability to partially control the internal forces, increase the workspace, remove singularities, and augment the dexterity.