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Stiffness and Angular Deflection analysis of Revolute
Manipulator
Pundru Srinivasa Rao
Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology
Gandipet, Hyderabad-500075, A.P., India
Abstract:
This paper proposed to determine the Cartesian stiffness matrix and angular deflection analysis of revolute
manipulator. The selected manipulator has rigid fixed link, two movable links and two rotary joints with joint
stiffness coefficients are taken into account. The kinematic model of revolute joint manipulator has considered
as a planar kinematic chain, which is composed by rigid fixed link and two revolute joints with clearance and
deformable elements. The calculation of stiffness matrix depends on Jacobian matrix and change of
configuration. The rotational joints are modeled as torsion springs with the same stiffness constant. The relative
angular deflections are proportional to the actuated torques taken into account. The subject of this paper has to
describe a method for stiffness analysis of serial manipulator. In the present work is to derive the stiffness
matrix and angular deflection equations in the Robotic manipulator under the consideration of two-link optimum
geometry model for rotary joint manipulator. The stiffness values are measured by displacements of its revolute
links loaded by force.
Keywords: Angular deflection, Jacobian matrix, Robotic manipulator, Rotary joint, Stiffness matrix.
I. Introduction:
The design procedure of revolute
manipulator becomes highly iterative. Present days,
computer based industries are designed to
manufacture identical products and variety of goods
in a limited number of batches as per the required
design, material components, tooling and depends on
fluctuations in market demand. Therefore the design
processing of new roles are developing for Robotics.
Li, Wang, Lung-wen Tsai and Merlet [1,2,3] are
analyzed the stiffness approach, is used for the
calculation of stiffness analysis of a Stewart platform.
Huang, Zhao, White house, Khasawnesh and Ferreira
[4, 5] are the stiffness technique analysis for
comparative studies. Griffis and Duffy [6] discussed
the asymmetric nature of Cartesian stiffness matrix.
Tsai, Joshi, Carricato and Parenti Castelli [7, 8] dealt
with serial manipulators and considered only the
actuated joints. Fresonke, Hernandez, Tesar and Paul
[9, 10] have set analytical criteria for the deflection
prediction of serial manipulators. Mark, Craig, Deb
and Duffy [11, 12, 13, 14] are discussed the Jacobian
matrix. Pathak, Niku, Schilling, Fu and
Saha[15,16,17,18,19] are discussed the velocity
analysis. The kinematic analysis of a robot has
composed by rigid link which is connected together
with rotary elastic joints. The joints are considered as
very simple, such as revolute joints and assumed all
joints have only single degree of freedom. This
revolutionary change in the Robotic technology has
taken this field to different positions. In the present
work is to derive the stiffness matrix and angular
deflection equations in the robotic manipulator under
the consideration of two-link optimum geometry
model for rotary joint manipulator. Consider the
optimum geometry of a regional two link structural
model for a manipulator with only revolute joints, has
the first limb is vertical, the second intersecting it
orthogonally and the third parallel to the second limb
as shown in Fig (1). In Fig (1) the joint J12 considered
at the shoulder rotation and joint J23 considered at the
elbow rotation. The three wrist joints are considered
at the end of the link 3. The out board end of the link
3 contributes very little static deflection because the
bending moments are low and because the cantilever
length outboard of a given cross section is small. The
wrist joints are modeled as being rigid, when
studying static deflection. The error will result from
ignoring the wrist and changes in cross section
outboard of the wrist, therefore considered outboard
as uniform cross section. Any weight due to the wrist
actuators, over and above that which would be
present if the link 3 of uniform cross section similar
to that at its inboard end is lumped with the load and
considered to be applied at the global reference point.
Similarly the wrist joints contribute little to the lower
frequency vibration modes of the system, since the
inertia to which they are subjected is relatively low.
Thus it will be assumed that the model of the Fig (1)
can be applied as the preliminary design model for
static cases.
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J12
Link1
Fig (1): Two link structural model rotary joint
manipulator
II. Kinematic analysis of Angular
Deflection:
Link 2 and link 3 are assumed to have
uniform cross sections. The loading pattern of
structural model is as shown in Fig (2). The bending
deflections in all members are much larger than the
deflections in the longitudinal direction. Thus, the
deflection of the pylon due to the bending moment at
the inboard end of link 2 produce a significant
horizontal displacement of the global reference point,
but negligible vertical displacement. However, the
angulations of the pylon at joint J23 is significant,
since the angulations of the pylon are multiplied by
the length of the arm and it produces a significant
vertical displacement with respect to the reference
point.
Link 2 p Link3 q
a a
Fig (2) Loading pattern of structural model
When the loading as shown in Fig (2), with β€žpβ€Ÿ
representing the self weight per unit length of link 2,
β€žqβ€Ÿ represents self weight per unit length of link 3, β€žPβ€Ÿ
represents the weight of the actuators at the elbow,
and β€žQβ€Ÿ represents the weight of the actuators and
load lumped at the hand.
The bending moment at the joint J23 is 𝑀23 = π‘Žπ‘„ +
π‘Ž2 π‘ž
2
Where β€žaβ€Ÿ is the length of link 3
The Shear force (S) at the same section is 𝑆23 = 𝑃 +
𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ž
At the shoulder, the bending moment is
𝑀12 = 2π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Žπ‘ƒ +
3π‘Ž2 π‘ž
2
+
π‘Ž2 𝑝
2
Hence using beam deflection formulae, the angular
deflection of the pylon at the shoulder is
Ρ„12 = 𝑀12. β„Ž 𝐸𝐼𝑝
Where 𝐼𝑝 is the cross sectional second moment of
area of the pylon. Assume that the link to be uniform
cantilever beam, and β€žhβ€Ÿ is its height. The additional
significant is that angular deflection at this location is
caused by deflection of the bearings of joints J12. This
is usually the only location in this geometry at which
the bearing compliance must be considered. The
geometry necessary for computation of bearing
deflection is shown in Fig (3).
(12)B
M12
Fig (3): Bearing deflection model.
The springs represents the radial compliance of two
rolling element bearings separated by distance β€ždβ€Ÿ,
M12 is the bending moment at the β€žshoulderβ€Ÿ and
(12)B is the resulting angular deflection due to
bearing compliance. π‘˜1 π‘Žπ‘›π‘‘ π‘˜2 are the radial stiffness
of the upper and lower bearings respectively andβ€ždβ€Ÿ is
the separation along the joint axis of the bearing
planes.
The resulting angular deflection of bearing is
Ρ„12 𝐡 = 16𝑀12 𝑑2
βˆ— 1 π‘˜1 + 1 π‘˜2
The total angular deflection at the β€œshoulder” is then
Ρ„12 =
1
𝐸𝐼
2π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Žπ‘ƒ +
3π‘Ž2 π‘ž
2
+
π‘Ž2 𝑝
2
π‘Ž +
1
𝐸𝐼
π‘Žπ‘„ +
π‘Ž2 π‘ž
2
π‘Ž
β‡’ Ρ„12 =
π‘Ž2
2𝐸𝐼
2𝑃 + 6𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ + 4π‘Žπ‘ž
Vertical deflection of link 2 at joint J12 is
𝛿12 =
1
𝐸𝐼
π‘Ž3
𝑃
3
+ π‘Ž3
𝑄 +
π‘Ž4
𝑝
8
+
π‘Ž4
π‘ž
2
k1
k2
d
Link1
Link 2 Link 3
J12
J23
J23
QP
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β‡’ 𝛿12 =
π‘Ž3
24𝐸𝐼
8𝑃 + 24𝑄 + 3π‘Žπ‘ + 12π‘Žπ‘ž
The total angular deflection at the β€œelbow” is then
Ρ„23 =
𝑀23
𝐸𝐼
. π‘Ž =
π‘Ž2
𝐸𝐼
𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ž 2
Vertical deflection of the link 2 at joint J23 is
𝛿23 =
1
𝐸𝐼
π‘Ž3
𝑄
3
+
π‘Ž4
π‘ž
8
β‡’ 𝛿23 =
π‘Ž3
24𝐸𝐼
8𝑄 + 3π‘Žπ‘ž
Where β€žIβ€Ÿ, is the second moment of area of the cross
section at the elbow
The total deflection at the outboard end is
π‘Œ = 𝛿12 + 𝛿23 + 2π‘ŽΡ„12 + π‘ŽΡ„23
This equation can be used to compute the deflection
of the given structural cross section and loads.
III. Stiffness matrix formulation:
Kinematic model of revolute manipulator is
considered as serial kinematic chain with two
revolute joints. The Jacobian matrix of manipulator is
𝐽 =
πœ•π‘ƒ π‘₯
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
πœ•π‘ƒ 𝑦
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
πœ•π‘ƒ π‘₯𝑦
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
πœ•π‘„ π‘₯
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
πœ•π‘„ 𝑦
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
πœ•π‘„ π‘₯𝑦
πœ•πœ™ 𝑖
𝑇
Where 𝑃π‘₯ , 𝑃𝑦 , 𝑄π‘₯ , 𝑄 𝑦 weβ€Ÿre end coordinates of the
rotating limbs and 𝑃π‘₯𝑦 , 𝑄π‘₯𝑦 are the angular
coordinates of the end effectors of the rotating limbs
of the revolute manipulator.
ф𝑖 is angular coordinate of the revolute joint i
The limbs of the revolute manipulator are assumed as
elastic bodies. The joint stiffness is represented with
linear torsion spring, along with control loop stiffness
of rotary variable differential transducer and
actuations are taken into account.
In case of small elastic deformation, the relation
between torque and stiffness of joints are 𝑇𝑖 = π‘˜π‘– 𝛿ф𝑖
Where 𝑇𝑖 is the torque applied to the joint
𝛿ф𝑖 is the torsion deformation and
π‘˜π‘– is the joint stiffness value.
Assuming that frictional forces at the joints are
neglected and also neglect the gravitational effect,
then the relationship between end effectors forces and
joints torques are with respect to the principle of
virtual work is 𝑇𝑖 = 𝐽 𝑇
𝐹 and π‘˜π‘– = 𝑇𝑖
βˆ’1
𝛿ф𝑖
Where F= end effectors output forces and moment
vector components are described with respect to the
base fixed coordinate system. Then the stiffness
values are measured by the displacements of its end
effectors are loaded by forces.
IV. Conclusion:
This paper proposed to calculate the relative
angular deflections of simple revolute manipulator
with only revolute joints and proportional to the
actuated torques which are measured by using rotary
variable differential transducer. And also to
determine the Cartesian stiffness matrices which are
measured by the displacements of its revolute limbs
loaded by forces. The moving limbs are modified as
linear springs with the same stiffness constant.
Similarly all the rotational joints are modeled as
torsion springs with the same stiffness constant. In
the present work is to compute the stiffness and
angular deflection equations in the revolute
manipulator and studied the dependence of these
quantities on other manipulator parameters. Since the
revolute manipulator contains serial chain and has to
describe the stiffness matrix which is depends on
Jacobian matrix and change of configuration. It is a
hope that designers will find these results useful when
they are faced with problems of design aspects in
manipulators. This present work can be extended by
formulating these problems using computer aided
engineering tools and analyze the results accordingly.
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analysis of a Stewart platform -based parallel
kinematic machine, in proc of IEEE
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Automation, Washington, 2002, 3672-3677.
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Mechanics of Serial and Parallel
Manipulators(A Wiley-Interscience
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Ca4301445448

  • 1. Pundru Srinivasa Rao Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications www.ijera.com ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 4, Issue 3( Version 1), March 2014, pp.445-448 www.ijera.com 445 | P a g e Stiffness and Angular Deflection analysis of Revolute Manipulator Pundru Srinivasa Rao Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology Gandipet, Hyderabad-500075, A.P., India Abstract: This paper proposed to determine the Cartesian stiffness matrix and angular deflection analysis of revolute manipulator. The selected manipulator has rigid fixed link, two movable links and two rotary joints with joint stiffness coefficients are taken into account. The kinematic model of revolute joint manipulator has considered as a planar kinematic chain, which is composed by rigid fixed link and two revolute joints with clearance and deformable elements. The calculation of stiffness matrix depends on Jacobian matrix and change of configuration. The rotational joints are modeled as torsion springs with the same stiffness constant. The relative angular deflections are proportional to the actuated torques taken into account. The subject of this paper has to describe a method for stiffness analysis of serial manipulator. In the present work is to derive the stiffness matrix and angular deflection equations in the Robotic manipulator under the consideration of two-link optimum geometry model for rotary joint manipulator. The stiffness values are measured by displacements of its revolute links loaded by force. Keywords: Angular deflection, Jacobian matrix, Robotic manipulator, Rotary joint, Stiffness matrix. I. Introduction: The design procedure of revolute manipulator becomes highly iterative. Present days, computer based industries are designed to manufacture identical products and variety of goods in a limited number of batches as per the required design, material components, tooling and depends on fluctuations in market demand. Therefore the design processing of new roles are developing for Robotics. Li, Wang, Lung-wen Tsai and Merlet [1,2,3] are analyzed the stiffness approach, is used for the calculation of stiffness analysis of a Stewart platform. Huang, Zhao, White house, Khasawnesh and Ferreira [4, 5] are the stiffness technique analysis for comparative studies. Griffis and Duffy [6] discussed the asymmetric nature of Cartesian stiffness matrix. Tsai, Joshi, Carricato and Parenti Castelli [7, 8] dealt with serial manipulators and considered only the actuated joints. Fresonke, Hernandez, Tesar and Paul [9, 10] have set analytical criteria for the deflection prediction of serial manipulators. Mark, Craig, Deb and Duffy [11, 12, 13, 14] are discussed the Jacobian matrix. Pathak, Niku, Schilling, Fu and Saha[15,16,17,18,19] are discussed the velocity analysis. The kinematic analysis of a robot has composed by rigid link which is connected together with rotary elastic joints. The joints are considered as very simple, such as revolute joints and assumed all joints have only single degree of freedom. This revolutionary change in the Robotic technology has taken this field to different positions. In the present work is to derive the stiffness matrix and angular deflection equations in the robotic manipulator under the consideration of two-link optimum geometry model for rotary joint manipulator. Consider the optimum geometry of a regional two link structural model for a manipulator with only revolute joints, has the first limb is vertical, the second intersecting it orthogonally and the third parallel to the second limb as shown in Fig (1). In Fig (1) the joint J12 considered at the shoulder rotation and joint J23 considered at the elbow rotation. The three wrist joints are considered at the end of the link 3. The out board end of the link 3 contributes very little static deflection because the bending moments are low and because the cantilever length outboard of a given cross section is small. The wrist joints are modeled as being rigid, when studying static deflection. The error will result from ignoring the wrist and changes in cross section outboard of the wrist, therefore considered outboard as uniform cross section. Any weight due to the wrist actuators, over and above that which would be present if the link 3 of uniform cross section similar to that at its inboard end is lumped with the load and considered to be applied at the global reference point. Similarly the wrist joints contribute little to the lower frequency vibration modes of the system, since the inertia to which they are subjected is relatively low. Thus it will be assumed that the model of the Fig (1) can be applied as the preliminary design model for static cases. RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS
  • 2. Pundru Srinivasa Rao Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications www.ijera.com ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 4, Issue 3( Version 1), March 2014, pp.445-448 www.ijera.com 446 | P a g e J12 Link1 Fig (1): Two link structural model rotary joint manipulator II. Kinematic analysis of Angular Deflection: Link 2 and link 3 are assumed to have uniform cross sections. The loading pattern of structural model is as shown in Fig (2). The bending deflections in all members are much larger than the deflections in the longitudinal direction. Thus, the deflection of the pylon due to the bending moment at the inboard end of link 2 produce a significant horizontal displacement of the global reference point, but negligible vertical displacement. However, the angulations of the pylon at joint J23 is significant, since the angulations of the pylon are multiplied by the length of the arm and it produces a significant vertical displacement with respect to the reference point. Link 2 p Link3 q a a Fig (2) Loading pattern of structural model When the loading as shown in Fig (2), with β€žpβ€Ÿ representing the self weight per unit length of link 2, β€žqβ€Ÿ represents self weight per unit length of link 3, β€žPβ€Ÿ represents the weight of the actuators at the elbow, and β€žQβ€Ÿ represents the weight of the actuators and load lumped at the hand. The bending moment at the joint J23 is 𝑀23 = π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Ž2 π‘ž 2 Where β€žaβ€Ÿ is the length of link 3 The Shear force (S) at the same section is 𝑆23 = 𝑃 + 𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ž At the shoulder, the bending moment is 𝑀12 = 2π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Žπ‘ƒ + 3π‘Ž2 π‘ž 2 + π‘Ž2 𝑝 2 Hence using beam deflection formulae, the angular deflection of the pylon at the shoulder is Ρ„12 = 𝑀12. β„Ž 𝐸𝐼𝑝 Where 𝐼𝑝 is the cross sectional second moment of area of the pylon. Assume that the link to be uniform cantilever beam, and β€žhβ€Ÿ is its height. The additional significant is that angular deflection at this location is caused by deflection of the bearings of joints J12. This is usually the only location in this geometry at which the bearing compliance must be considered. The geometry necessary for computation of bearing deflection is shown in Fig (3). (12)B M12 Fig (3): Bearing deflection model. The springs represents the radial compliance of two rolling element bearings separated by distance β€ždβ€Ÿ, M12 is the bending moment at the β€žshoulderβ€Ÿ and (12)B is the resulting angular deflection due to bearing compliance. π‘˜1 π‘Žπ‘›π‘‘ π‘˜2 are the radial stiffness of the upper and lower bearings respectively andβ€ždβ€Ÿ is the separation along the joint axis of the bearing planes. The resulting angular deflection of bearing is Ρ„12 𝐡 = 16𝑀12 𝑑2 βˆ— 1 π‘˜1 + 1 π‘˜2 The total angular deflection at the β€œshoulder” is then Ρ„12 = 1 𝐸𝐼 2π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Žπ‘ƒ + 3π‘Ž2 π‘ž 2 + π‘Ž2 𝑝 2 π‘Ž + 1 𝐸𝐼 π‘Žπ‘„ + π‘Ž2 π‘ž 2 π‘Ž β‡’ Ρ„12 = π‘Ž2 2𝐸𝐼 2𝑃 + 6𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ + 4π‘Žπ‘ž Vertical deflection of link 2 at joint J12 is 𝛿12 = 1 𝐸𝐼 π‘Ž3 𝑃 3 + π‘Ž3 𝑄 + π‘Ž4 𝑝 8 + π‘Ž4 π‘ž 2 k1 k2 d Link1 Link 2 Link 3 J12 J23 J23 QP
  • 3. Pundru Srinivasa Rao Int. Journal of Engineering Research and Applications www.ijera.com ISSN : 2248-9622, Vol. 4, Issue 3( Version 1), March 2014, pp.445-448 www.ijera.com 447 | P a g e β‡’ 𝛿12 = π‘Ž3 24𝐸𝐼 8𝑃 + 24𝑄 + 3π‘Žπ‘ + 12π‘Žπ‘ž The total angular deflection at the β€œelbow” is then Ρ„23 = 𝑀23 𝐸𝐼 . π‘Ž = π‘Ž2 𝐸𝐼 𝑄 + π‘Žπ‘ž 2 Vertical deflection of the link 2 at joint J23 is 𝛿23 = 1 𝐸𝐼 π‘Ž3 𝑄 3 + π‘Ž4 π‘ž 8 β‡’ 𝛿23 = π‘Ž3 24𝐸𝐼 8𝑄 + 3π‘Žπ‘ž Where β€žIβ€Ÿ, is the second moment of area of the cross section at the elbow The total deflection at the outboard end is π‘Œ = 𝛿12 + 𝛿23 + 2π‘ŽΡ„12 + π‘ŽΡ„23 This equation can be used to compute the deflection of the given structural cross section and loads. III. Stiffness matrix formulation: Kinematic model of revolute manipulator is considered as serial kinematic chain with two revolute joints. The Jacobian matrix of manipulator is 𝐽 = πœ•π‘ƒ π‘₯ πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 πœ•π‘ƒ 𝑦 πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 πœ•π‘ƒ π‘₯𝑦 πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 πœ•π‘„ π‘₯ πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 πœ•π‘„ 𝑦 πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 πœ•π‘„ π‘₯𝑦 πœ•πœ™ 𝑖 𝑇 Where 𝑃π‘₯ , 𝑃𝑦 , 𝑄π‘₯ , 𝑄 𝑦 weβ€Ÿre end coordinates of the rotating limbs and 𝑃π‘₯𝑦 , 𝑄π‘₯𝑦 are the angular coordinates of the end effectors of the rotating limbs of the revolute manipulator. ф𝑖 is angular coordinate of the revolute joint i The limbs of the revolute manipulator are assumed as elastic bodies. The joint stiffness is represented with linear torsion spring, along with control loop stiffness of rotary variable differential transducer and actuations are taken into account. In case of small elastic deformation, the relation between torque and stiffness of joints are 𝑇𝑖 = π‘˜π‘– 𝛿ф𝑖 Where 𝑇𝑖 is the torque applied to the joint 𝛿ф𝑖 is the torsion deformation and π‘˜π‘– is the joint stiffness value. Assuming that frictional forces at the joints are neglected and also neglect the gravitational effect, then the relationship between end effectors forces and joints torques are with respect to the principle of virtual work is 𝑇𝑖 = 𝐽 𝑇 𝐹 and π‘˜π‘– = 𝑇𝑖 βˆ’1 𝛿ф𝑖 Where F= end effectors output forces and moment vector components are described with respect to the base fixed coordinate system. Then the stiffness values are measured by the displacements of its end effectors are loaded by forces. IV. Conclusion: This paper proposed to calculate the relative angular deflections of simple revolute manipulator with only revolute joints and proportional to the actuated torques which are measured by using rotary variable differential transducer. And also to determine the Cartesian stiffness matrices which are measured by the displacements of its revolute limbs loaded by forces. The moving limbs are modified as linear springs with the same stiffness constant. Similarly all the rotational joints are modeled as torsion springs with the same stiffness constant. In the present work is to compute the stiffness and angular deflection equations in the revolute manipulator and studied the dependence of these quantities on other manipulator parameters. Since the revolute manipulator contains serial chain and has to describe the stiffness matrix which is depends on Jacobian matrix and change of configuration. It is a hope that designers will find these results useful when they are faced with problems of design aspects in manipulators. This present work can be extended by formulating these problems using computer aided engineering tools and analyze the results accordingly. References: [1] Y.W. Li, J.S. Wang, L. P. Wang, Stiffness analysis of a Stewart platform -based parallel kinematic machine, in proc of IEEE International conference on Robotics and Automation, Washington, 2002, 3672-3677. [2] Lung-wen Tsai, Robot analysis The Mechanics of Serial and Parallel Manipulators(A Wiley-Interscience Publication, John Wiley & Sons Inc,1999). [3] J.P.Merlet, Parallel Robots (Second Edition, Springer, 2006). [4] T.Huang, X. Zhao, D.J. White house, Stiffness estimation of tripod-based parallel kinematic machine, IEEE Transaction on robotics and Automation, 18(1), 2002, 50-58. [5] B.S.Khasawnesh, P.M.Ferreira, Computation of stiffness and stiffness bonds for parallel link manipulator, International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, 39(2), 1999, 321-342. [6] M. Griffis, J. Duffy, Global stiffness modeling of a class of simple compliant couplings, Mechanism and Machine Theory, 28(2), 1993, 207-224. [7] L.W. Tsai, S. Joshi, Kinematics and optimization of a spatial 3-UPU parallel manipulator, ASME.J.Mech.Des 122(4), 2000, 439446. [8] M. Carricato, V. Parenti-castelli, Position analysis of a new family of 3-DoF Translational parallel Manipulators, ASME J. Mech Des 125(2), 2003, 316322.
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