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Synthesis by screw algebra of translating in-parallel actuated mechanisms

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In this article, a new approach to the study of screw systems variations, for infinitesimal motions, is proposed by analyzing the end-effector acceleration of a serial chain.
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A new approach to the study of screw systems variations, for infinitesimal motions, is proposed by analyzing the end-effector acceleration of a serial chain. The developed results are applied to the synthesis of translating in-parallel actuated mechanisms. A novel design method is used. to identify screw systems that present invariable kinematic properties for finite motions.

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Screw theory and higher order kinematic analysis of open serial and closed chains

TL;DR: In this paper, a new method for the velocity, acceleration, and jerk analysis of spatial chains is introduced, based on obtaining recursive expressions for the end effector of a serial manipulator.
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Lie algebras, modules, dual quaternions and algebraic methods in kinematics

TL;DR: In this article, a systematic coordinate-free exposition of different algebraic operations in the set of infinitesimal displacements (screws) and their relations with finite displacements is developed.
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The mathematical group structure of the set of displacements

TL;DR: In this article, an intrinsic mathematical formalism is presented with the use of affine geometry together with Lie's theory of groups for representing physical rigid body motions, with the aim of representing the Euclidean displacement operators.
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Existence Criteria for Over-Constrained Mechanisms: An Extension of Motor Algebra

TL;DR: It is shown that the condition for the existence of almost all existing over-constrained mechanisms is related to the mobile screw space, that is, all joint motors of the mechanism either belongs to a mobile Screw space or belong to a space which is given as the sum of mobile spaces.
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