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This document contains 5 problems related to robotics and industrial automation. Problem 1 asks to find the homogeneous transformation matrix between two frames and the coordinates of a point in one frame given its coordinates in another. Problem 2 describes a construction robot with revolute and prismatic joints and asks for its kinematic equations and workspace. Problem 3 describes a 3 degree of freedom articulated robot arm and asks for its kinematic equations, inverse kinematics solutions, and arm configurations for each solution. Problems 4 and 5 ask to determine the manipulator Jacobian matrix and dynamic equations for specific robot arms.

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This document contains 5 problems related to robotics and industrial automation. Problem 1 asks to find the homogeneous transformation matrix between two frames and the coordinates of a point in one frame given its coordinates in another. Problem 2 describes a construction robot with revolute and prismatic joints and asks for its kinematic equations and workspace. Problem 3 describes a 3 degree of freedom articulated robot arm and asks for its kinematic equations, inverse kinematics solutions, and arm configurations for each solution. Problems 4 and 5 ask to determine the manipulator Jacobian matrix and dynamic equations for specific robot arms.

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Addis Ababa University

Addis Ababa Institute of Technology


School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Introduction to robotics Industrial Automation (ECEG-5604)
Worksheet

Problem 1
Frame {2} is rotated with respect to frame {1} about the x-axis by an angle of 60o. The origin of frame {2}
as seen from frame {1} is 1D2 = [7.0 5.0 7.0]T. Obtain the homogeneous matrix 1T2, which describes frame
{2} relative to frame {1}. Also, find the description of P in frame {1} if 2P = [2.0 4.0 6.0]T.

Problem 2
Shown below is a construction robot having two revolute joints and one prismatic joint. Notice that the axis
of the prismatic joint has an offset of l1 from the first revolute joint at the origin O. Namely, the distance
between point O and point A is l1, a constant, and the angle between OA and AB is 90 degrees, a constant
as well. Joint 2 is a prismatic joint, whose displacement is given by distance d, a variable. Using the
geometric parameters and joint displacements shown in the figure, answer the following questions.

Figure 1 Construction robot with two revolute joints and one prismatic joint

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(a) Obtain the kinematic equations relating the end-effecter position and orientation to the joint
displacements.
(b) Joint 1 can rotate between 45 degrees and 135 degrees, and joint 3 can rotate from 90 degrees to
+90 degrees, while joint 2 can move from l1 to 2l2. Sketch the workspace of the end-effecter E
within the xy plane.
(c) Solve the inverse kinematics problem to find joint displacements leading the end-effecter to a
desired position and orientation: xe, ye, e.

Problem 3
Shown below is the schematic of a three dof articulated robot arm. Although this arm looks three-
dimensional, its kinematic equations can be obtained in the same way as that of planar robots. For joints 2
and 3 alone, consider a vertical plane containing links 2 and 3. As for joint 1, consider the projection of the
endpoint onto the xy plane. Answer the following questions, using the notation shown in the figure.
(a) Obtain the kinematic equations relating the endpoint coordinates, xe, ye, ze, to joint angles 1, 2,
3 .
(b) Solve the inverse kinematics problem, i.e. obtain the joint coordinates, given the endpoint
coordinates. Obtain all of the multiple solutions, assuming that each joint is allowed to rotate 360
degrees.
(c) Sketch the arm configuration for each of the multiple solutions.

Figure 2 Schematic of 3 dof articulated robot arm

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Problem 4
Determine the maniplulator Jacobian matrix for the 3-DOF articulated arm shown in Fig. 3.

Figure 3 3-DOF articulated manipulator arm

Problem 5
Construct the dynamic equations for the two-link nonplanar manipulator shown in Fig. 4. Assume that all the
mass of the links can be considered as a point mass located at the distal (outermost) end of the link. The mass
values are m1 and m2, and the link lengths are 11 and 12.

Figure 4 Two-link non-planer manipulator with point masses at distal ends of links.

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