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The enhancement of robot dynamic performance can be aided by high-speed and, in some cases, low-accuracy calculation of matrices and their inverses. Analog techniques for the calculation of robot kinematics are reviewed and a method for fast matrix inversion is proposed. Tradeoffs in speed and accuracy in such computations are also examined. >