Mechatronics 1 Week 2. Learning Outcomes By the end of this session, students will understand constituents of robotics, robot anatomy and what contributes.

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Mechatronics 1 Week 2

Learning Outcomes By the end of this session, students will understand constituents of robotics, robot anatomy and what contributes in learning its movement.

Course Outline Robot Anatomy Position & Orientation Coordinates used in learning its movement.

Robotics Mechanics Control Computer & Interfacing Sensor & Actuator Vision Intelligence

PROBLEMS IN ROBOTICS Planning Trajectory Tactile Control Systems : Position, Velocity & Forces Kinematics Dynamics Vision GOAL

Industrial Robot Base Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Wrist End Effector

Kinematics Position Vector Rotation Matrix Learns about a robot movement in space without taking into account any forces which affect that movement.

Rotation Matrix O Z Y V W O Z X U W V Y U X O α α Ф Ф θ θ

u v w Why Position & Orientation ? x y z u v w u v w R