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Optimal Control of a Robotic Arm
Detailed Explanation:
Scenario: Determine the optimal movement of a 2-joint robotic arm to reach a specific point.
Arm Specifications:
Two segments, each 30 cm long.
The target point is at coordinates (40 cm, 50 cm) from the base.
Optimization Task:Use an algorithm like Gradient Descent to find joint angles that minimize the arm's end-point distance from the target.
Key Equations:
- Forward Kinematics:
x=L1cos (𝜃1) +L2cos (𝜃1+ 𝜃2) y=L1sin (𝜃1) +L2sin (𝜃1+ 𝜃2)
Where L1and L2 are the lengths of the arm segments, and 𝜃1, 𝜃2 are the joint angles.
- Gradient Descent for Optimization:
𝜃new= 𝜃old−α∇J (𝜃)
Where 𝜃are the angles, α is the learning rate, and is the cost function (e.g., distance from the target point).
Questions:
- What are the optimal angles for each joint to reach the target point?
- How does the optimal path change if the target point is moved?
- Explore the effects of adding constraints, such as avoiding an obstacle in the arm's path.
- What are the implications of having more joints in the robotic arm for the complexity of the optimization problem?
- Manually calculate the position of the robotic arm's endpoint for a set of initial joint angles (e.g., 𝜃1 =300, 𝜃2=450) using forward kinematics. Compare these coordinates with those obtained from your MATLAB code implementing the optimization algorithm. Are there any significant differences?
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Jason Shrand
il 6 Dic 2023
Have you attempted the problem already, and encountered specific errors that you need help with? If so, please post your code!
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