Robotic Arm Save

Kinematics, Dynamics, Trajectory planning and Control of a 4 degrees of freedom robotic arm with matlab robotic toolbox

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Robotic-Arm

The goal of the project was to study the behaviour of a 4-dof robotic arm

To simulate the robotic arm , we used Matlab with Corke's robotic toolbox.

4-dof

Model the robotic arm

The first step was the modeling of the robot in the simulated environment and the definition of the necessary parameters ( links between motors, masses , inertias etc.)

toolbox

Kinematics

After modeling the robot, we solved the forward kinematics by calculating the Denavit-Hartenberg paremeters

Link θi di ai αi
1 θ1 0 0 -90°
2 θ2 0 0 90°
3 θ3 0 0 0
4 0 d4 0 0

Inverse Kinematics

By expressing the parameters of the robot as a function of the Cartesian coordinates we get the following equations:

inv-kin

Path Planning

To make the end-effector move in a circular path during a specific amount of time , we have to define at least 9 points to form the path and then direct the arm into them with a specified order.

inv-kin

Of course before we actualy move the robot, we have to solve the robot's Dynamics.

Dynamics

The formation of the Euler-Lagrange equation will enable us to find the actual forces we need to apply in the motors, to force the arm move in a certain way.

euler-lagr

Control

Finally to optimize the movement of the robot into the specified path, it is essential to add a control mechanism. We choosed ato do that using feedforward-torque control.

control

After applying the control, we tried to move the robot in a circular path and measured the difference between the desired path and the actual movement.

cpc

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