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Inverse Kinematics

Mathematical process of calculating joint angles needed to achieve a desired end-effector position.

Detailed Explanation

When a robot needs to reach a specific point in space, inverse kinematics determines how each joint must move to get there, solving complex geometric problems.

Related Terms

DOF (Degrees of Freedom)JointMotion PlanningTrajectory
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