Examples of Basic Iterative Algorithms for Inverse Kinematics.

A couple of examples showing the pseudo-inverse and Jacobian transpose inverting the kinematics.
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Two simple models are provided showing the characteristics of basic iterative algorithms for the inversion of kinematics, namely the Jacobian transpose, its pseudo-inverse and the damped least-squares (DLS). The pro's and con's can be compared interactively for a serial two-links and a three-links chains. For the latter the gradient-projection method is also given to couple a secondary task exploiting the redundancy of the manipulator.

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Ugo Pattacini (2024). Examples of Basic Iterative Algorithms for Inverse Kinematics. (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/29369-examples-of-basic-iterative-algorithms-for-inverse-kinematics), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .

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1.4.0.0

The bug is really fixed herein.

1.3.0.0

Archive refactored

1.2.0.0

Fixed bug spotted by Pedro Miranda on the Jacobian computation of the 3-links chain example.

1.1.0.0

Just fixed a typo in the description
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1.0.0.0