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Robot control part 2: Jacobians, velocity, and force | studywolf Jacobian matrices are a super useful tool, and heavily used throughout robotics and control theory. Basically, a Jacobian defines the dynamic relationship between two different representations of a sy...

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Dynamic movement primitives part 2: Controlling end-effector trajectories | studywolf The dynamic movement primitive (DMP) framework was designed for trajectory control. It so happens that in previous posts we've built up to having several arm simulations that are ripe for throwing a t...