D-H Parameters and Forward Kinematics Solution for 6D of Surgical Robot

Edris Farah; Shao Gang Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.415.18

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D-H Parameters and Forward Kinematics Solution for 6D of Surgical Robot

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Since 1985 when the first appear of robots in surgery field, the interest and the amount of research in surgical robots have been increase significantly. We study in this paper the kinematics of a 6dof surgical robot by determining Denavit-Hartenberg parameters using simple approach supported by robotic toolbox. We describe in details the forward kinematics using the D-H parameters, the successful build of the robot was verified by plotting 3D model for the robot in two positions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 415)

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18-22

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September 2013

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Edris Farah, Shao Gang Liu

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6-Degrees of Freedom, D-H Parameters, Forward Kinematics, MIS, Surgical Robot

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