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Line representations in robotics

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There are a lot of conventions used in the Robotics research field. This article summarises these conventions.

Link Frame Conventions

Coordinate representations of robotic devices have to allow to represent the relative pose and velocity of two neighbouring links, as a function of the position and velocity of the joint connecting both links.

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