TARM robot
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TARM (Traverse Arm) robot
General setup
- J1 is the linear traverse axis
- J2 is angular axis of the Z-Roll couple.
- J3 linear (Z) axis of the Z-Roll couple.
- J4 additional rotational axis of the end-effector.
Kinematics
Main Kinematics Equations
Direct Kinematics:
Inverse Kinematics:
NOTE | |
Singularity J2 at 90 degrees! |
Additionally there is standard coupling between motor axes A2, A3 and J2, J3 (the SCARA/OCP gear box).
Robot Configuration
Reference positions
Cartesian Location Joint (LEFTY) Joint (Righty)
- {L1 , 0 , 0 , 0} {0 , 0 , 0 , 0} {2L1 , 180 , 0 , -180}
- {0 , L1 , 0 , 0}1 {0 , 90 , 0 , -90} {0 , 90 , 0 , -90}
- {-L1 , 0 , 0 , 0} {-2*L1 , 0 , 0 , 0} {0 , 180 , 0 , -180}
- {0 , 0 , 0 , 0} {-L1 , 0 , 0 , 0} {L1 , 180 , 0 , -180}
1 Singular position 4 Traverse Arm Kinematics Model Version: 1.2 Setup file This kinematics type is defined using “model = 7” identifier: Traverse Arm Kinematics group definition common shared Tarm as group axnm = a5 axnm = a6 axnm = a7 axnm = a8 model = 7 The only geometric parameter – segment length L1 is kept in <robot>.link[1][1] Standard Z-Roll coupling definition (same as SCARA or OCP) cplg[1][1] = 1 cplg[1][2] = 0 cplg[1][3] = 0 cplg[1][4] = 0 cplg[2][1] = 0 cplg[2][2] = 1 cplg[2][3] = 0 cplg[2][4] = 0 cplg[3][1] = 0 cplg[3][2] = 0 cplg[3][3] = 1 cplg[3][4] = 40/360 ' 40mm/per revolution cplg[4][1] = 0 cplg[4][2] = 0 cplg[4][3] = 0 cplg[4][4] = 1 coupled = 1 Definition of L1 = 500 mm and positive vertical direction of Z axis. axis[1][1] = 0 axis[1][2] = 0 axis[1][3] = 1 link[1][1] = 500 link[1][2] = 0 link[1][3] = 0 5