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    The document discusses the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) algorithm, which is a systematic method for determining the position and orientation of each link in a robot arm using homogeneous transformation matrices. The key steps are: 1) Assign coordinate frames to each link and the end effector; 2) Derive 4x4 transformation matrices to describe the position and orientation of each link relative to the next; 3) Use matrix multiplication to compute the forward kinematics from the base to the end effector. The D-H algorithm defines parameters for each link including link length, twist angle, joint angle, and joint distance.

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    The document discusses the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) algorithm, which is a systematic method for determining the position and orientation of each link in a robot arm using homogeneous transformation matrices. The key steps are: 1) Assign coordinate frames to each link and the end effector; 2) Derive 4x4 transformation matrices to describe the position and orientation of each link relative to the next; 3) Use matrix multiplication to compute the forward kinematics from the base to the end effector. The D-H algorithm defines parameters for each link including link length, twist angle, joint angle, and joint distance.

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    The document discusses the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) algorithm, which is a systematic method for determining the position and orientation of each link in a robot arm using homogeneous transformation matrices. The key steps are: 1) Assign coordinate frames to each link and the end effector; 2) Derive 4x4 transformation matrices to describe the position and orientation of each link relative to the next; 3) Use matrix multiplication to compute the forward kinematics from the base to the end effector. The D-H algorithm defines parameters for each link including link length, twist angle, joint angle, and joint distance.

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    The document discusses the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) algorithm, which is a systematic method for determining the position and orientation of each link in a robot arm using homogeneous transformation matrices. The key steps are: 1) Assign coordinate frames to each link and the end effector; 2) Derive 4x4 transformation matrices to describe the position and orientation of each link relative to the next; 3) Use matrix multiplication to compute the forward kinematics from the base to the end effector. The D-H algorithm defines parameters for each link including link length, twist angle, joint angle, and joint distance.

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    The Denavit-Hartenberg Algorithm

    Dr. Sallehuddin Mohamed Haris

    KP6513

    slide 1

    Any two neighbouring frames can be brought into coincidence by a prescribed sequence of at most two rotations and two translations.

    KP6513

    slide 2

    Any two neighbouring frames can be brought into coincidence by a prescribed sequence of at most two rotations and two translations. The D-H algorithm is a systematic matrix method based on Homogeneous Transformation Matrices to describe the position and orientation of each link or the tool tip with respect to its neighbouring link in a static situation.

    KP6513

    slide 2

    Steps to take when performing the D-H algorithm:

    KP6513

    slide 3

    Steps to take when performing the D-H algorithm: 1. Assign coordinate frames to all links and the tool tip.

    KP6513

    slide 3

    Steps to take when performing the D-H algorithm: 1. Assign coordinate frames to all links and the tool tip. 2. Derive 4 4 HTM to describe the position and orientation of each link or tool tip wrt its neighbouring link.

    KP6513

    slide 3

    Steps to take when performing the D-H algorithm: 1. Assign coordinate frames to all links and the tool tip. 2. Derive 4 4 HTM to describe the position and orientation of each link or tool tip wrt its neighbouring link. 3. Use the post-multiplication rule to compute the forward kinematics.

    KP6513

    slide 3

    Steps to take when performing the D-H algorithm: 1. Assign coordinate frames to all links and the tool tip. 2. Derive 4 4 HTM to describe the position and orientation of each link or tool tip wrt its neighbouring link. 3. Use the post-multiplication rule to compute the forward kinematics. 4. From the forward kinematic equation, determine the position and orientation of the end effector (tool tip).

    KP6513

    slide 3

    Arm Parameters

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameters
    q

    Dene the robot base as link 0.

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameters
    q q

    Dene the robot base as link 0. Number each link and the end effector consecutively in increasing order.

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameters
    q q

    Dene the robot base as link 0. Number each link and the end effector consecutively in increasing order. Joint 1 connects link 0 to link 1.

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameters
    q q

    Dene the robot base as link 0. Number each link and the end effector consecutively in increasing order. Joint 1 connects link 0 to link 1. Joint i connects link i 1 to link i.

    q q

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameters
    q q

    Dene the robot base as link 0. Number each link and the end effector consecutively in increasing order. Joint 1 connects link 0 to link 1. Joint i connects link i 1 to link i. Assign a Cartesian frame xi yi zi to each joint.

    q q q

    KP6513

    slide 4

    Arm Parameter Assignment

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1.

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1. The xi axis

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1. The xi axis
    3

    is normal to both the zi1 and zi axes.

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1. The xi axis
    3 3

    is normal to both the zi1 and zi axes. points from the intersection of the zi1 and xi axes

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1. The xi axis
    3 3

    is normal to both the zi1 and zi axes. points from the intersection of the zi1 and xi axes to the intersection of the zi and xi axes.

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Arm Parameter Assignment


    q q

    The zi axis is aligned with the axis of the rotary joint i + 1. The xi axis
    3 3

    is normal to both the zi1 and zi axes. points from the intersection of the zi1 and xi axes to the intersection of the zi and xi axes.

    The yi axis is chosen from to form a right-handed xi yi zi frame.

    KP6513

    slide 5

    Link Parameters

    KP6513

    slide 6

    Link Parameters
    q

    ai (the link length) is the common normal between the zi1 and zi axes.

    KP6513

    slide 6

    Link Parameters
    q

    ai (the link length) is the common normal between the zi1 and zi axes. i (the twist angle) is the rotational angle of the zi1 axis about the xi axis such that the zi1 will be parallel to the xi axis after the rotation.

    KP6513

    slide 6

    Joint Parameters

    KP6513

    slide 7

    Joint Parameters
    q

    i (the joint angle) is the rotational angle of the xi1 axis about the zi1 axis such that the xi1 axis will be parallel to the xi axis after the rotation.

    KP6513

    slide 7

    Joint Parameters
    q

    i (the joint angle) is the rotational angle of the xi1 axis about the zi1 axis such that the xi1 axis will be parallel to the xi axis after the rotation. d (the joint distance) is the translational distance from oi1 (the origin of the xi1 yi1 zi1 frame) to bi (the intersection of the xi and zi1 axes).

    KP6513

    slide 7

    Arm Parameter Symbol Revolute Joint Joint angle variable Joint distance d constant Link length a constant Twist angle constant

    Prismatic Joint constant variable constant constant

    KP6513

    slide 8

    HTMs

    Ti =

    cos i sin i sin i cos i 0 0 0 0

    0 0 1 0

    0 0 0 1

    Tai =

    1 0 0 0

    0 1 0 0

    0 0 1 0

    ai 0 0 1

    Tdi =

    1 0 0 0

    0 1 0 0

    0 0 1 0

    0 0 di 1

    Ti =

    1 0 0 0 cos i sin i 0 sin i cos i 0 0 0

    0 0 0 1

    KP6513

    slide 9

    D-H Transformation Matrix


    i Ti1 = Ti Tdi Tai Ti

    Ci Ci Si Si Si aCi Si Ci Ci Si Ci aSi 0 Si Ci di 0 0 0 1

    KP6513

    slide 10

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