This paper presents a generalized exponential formula for Forward and Differential Kinematics of open-chain multi-body systems with multi-degree-of-freedom, holonomic and nonholonomic joints. The notion of lower kinematic pair is revisited, and it is shown that the relative configuration manifolds of such joints are indeed Lie groups. Displacement subgroups, which correspond to different types of joints, are categorized accordingly, and it is proven that except for one class of displacement subgroups the exponential map is surjective. Screw joint parameters are defined to parameterize the relative configuration manifolds of displacement subgroups using the exponential map of Lie groups. For nonholonomic constraints the admissible screw join...
This paper aims to develop a new kinematic model, the exponential submanifolds (EXPSs) e(Omega) with...
"Series title: Springerbriefs in applied sciences and technology, ISSN 2191-530X"The kinematic joint...
In this dissertation we examine a class of systems where nonholonomic kinematic constraints are comb...
This thesis presents a geometric approach to studying kinematics, dynamics and controls of open-chai...
This paper presents a two-step symplectic geometric approach to the reduction of Hamilton's equation...
The motions of mechanisms can be described in terms of screw coordinates by means of an exponential ...
International audienceThe book explores the use of Lie groups in the kinematics and dynamics of rigi...
After three decades of computational multibody system (MBS) dynamics, current research is centered a...
This paper studies the geometry behind nonholonomic Hamilton's equation to present a two-stage reduc...
Screw and Lie group theory allows for user-friendly modeling of multibody systems (MBS), and at the ...
This paper presents a unified geometric framework to input-output linearization of open-chain multi-...
Different forms of the equations of motion for open chain systems are investigated. First it is show...
Standard methods to model multibody systems are aimed at systems with configuration spaces isomorphi...
Standard methods to model multibody systems are aimed at systems with configuration spaces isomorphi...
M.Ing. (Mechanical Engineering)This dissertation presents and explains methods for the dynamic model...
This paper aims to develop a new kinematic model, the exponential submanifolds (EXPSs) e(Omega) with...
"Series title: Springerbriefs in applied sciences and technology, ISSN 2191-530X"The kinematic joint...
In this dissertation we examine a class of systems where nonholonomic kinematic constraints are comb...
This thesis presents a geometric approach to studying kinematics, dynamics and controls of open-chai...
This paper presents a two-step symplectic geometric approach to the reduction of Hamilton's equation...
The motions of mechanisms can be described in terms of screw coordinates by means of an exponential ...
International audienceThe book explores the use of Lie groups in the kinematics and dynamics of rigi...
After three decades of computational multibody system (MBS) dynamics, current research is centered a...
This paper studies the geometry behind nonholonomic Hamilton's equation to present a two-stage reduc...
Screw and Lie group theory allows for user-friendly modeling of multibody systems (MBS), and at the ...
This paper presents a unified geometric framework to input-output linearization of open-chain multi-...
Different forms of the equations of motion for open chain systems are investigated. First it is show...
Standard methods to model multibody systems are aimed at systems with configuration spaces isomorphi...
Standard methods to model multibody systems are aimed at systems with configuration spaces isomorphi...
M.Ing. (Mechanical Engineering)This dissertation presents and explains methods for the dynamic model...
This paper aims to develop a new kinematic model, the exponential submanifolds (EXPSs) e(Omega) with...
"Series title: Springerbriefs in applied sciences and technology, ISSN 2191-530X"The kinematic joint...
In this dissertation we examine a class of systems where nonholonomic kinematic constraints are comb...