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Robot Demo

by Don Riley

 

24 Apr 2001 (Updated 16 Jan 2002)

No BSD License  

Simulate a three link planar robot.

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The purpose of this program is to simulate a three link planar robot located in the robots lab at Walla Walla College. This robot demo simulates kinematics, inverse kinematics and real-time graphical inverse kinematics. Unzip the 5 files, and run demobot.m to start the demo.

Acknowledgements
This submission has inspired the following:
3D Puma Robot Demo
MATLAB release MATLAB 6.0 (R12)
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Other Files DEMOBOT.M,
FORKIN.M,
INVKIN.M,
OPTION.M,
SETPLOT.M
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Comments and Ratings (25)
25 Jan 2002 Tim Gates

Wow! Amazing! This is a fantastic set of files, created by a true master of the art of programming in Matlab (Matt Kontz), and mentored by a truly exceptional and gifted teacher, Don Riley. It's truly a marvel what these guys have done here!
Ok, Matt's my friend, and Don Riley is my teacher in Robotics this quarter, but I do think this is a very well done and creative project. I had the privelege of spending time with Matt as he was working on this project, and know that he got a great deal of enjoyment from tinkering with the code many a late night until he got it right, and has kept on refining it ever since, even though the project has long since been finished and turned in for a grade. And Don Riley is a very good teacher (Honest! Not just trying to get a better grade here!)

15 Feb 2002  
26 Mar 2003 Saeed Arbax  
08 May 2003 S.B LEE

wonderful !!!
thank you...

31 Aug 2003 Mahdi Hasanzadeh

excelent. thanks

12 Jan 2004 Jorge NiƱo

ESTA DEL PUTAS... GENIAL!!!!

03 Feb 2004 Prabu D

Dear sir,
           This work is great!!!!!!

11 Mar 2004 K M

Hi i am a high school student at Auburn Drive high. We ourselves are doing a project that deals with hydraulic arms but instead of metals and electricity we are doing it with syringes. it must be able to move up and down, in and out, and turn around. if you have any ideas on how to help us i will be greatly pleased.
sincerely Auburn Drive High student

ps- the course is called EXT!

17 Mar 2004 Emmanuel Gonzalez

Nice program. I hope this would help in my learnings on Fuzzy Control

16 May 2004 Dan Stormont

Very nice program! Should be useful as I do my review of robot kinematics for my comp exams.

02 Jun 2004 Shahrooz Kamali  
26 Jul 2004 VIGHNESH DEO  
08 Mar 2005 erdal genc  
07 Jun 2005 Sarath Balasundaram

Very nice graphics and good accuracy

05 Sep 2005 Richard Cao

A wonderful demo!It's great

08 Dec 2006 celros andres nino

este trabjo es muy bueno y admas da pie para mas trabajos

20 Dec 2006 jnj ggg  
25 Aug 2007 amir hassan  
13 Nov 2007 Tran Cuong

Dear!
Help me in theory of this program is to simulate a three link planar robot.

28 Dec 2007 Miro Coudy  
03 Jan 2008 xu song

thanks

24 Jan 2008 SEZEN AZAKLAR

Thanks. Help me in theory of this program and for calculations.

06 Feb 2008 alex wann  
06 Feb 2008 rasr frsafr  
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