NASA NTRS · 19890000385
Inversion Of Jacobian Matrix For Robot Manipulators
Abstract
Report discusses inversion of Jacobian matrix for class of six-degree-of-freedom arms with spherical wrist, i.e., with last three joints intersecting. Shows by taking advantage of simple geometry of such arms, closed-form solution of Q=J-1X, which represents linear transformation from task space to joint space, obtained efficiently. Presents solutions for PUMA arm, JPL/Stanford arm, and six-revolute-joint coplanar arm along with all singular points. Main contribution of paper shows simple geometry of this type of arms exploited in performing inverse transformation without any need to compute Jacobian or its inverse explicitly. Implication of this computational efficiency advanced task-space control schemes for spherical-wrist arms implemented more efficiently.
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Fijany, Amir, Bejczy, Antal K.. 1989-07-01. Inversion Of Jacobian Matrix For Robot Manipulators. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000385
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