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The linearized dynamic robot model: efficient computation and practical applications
A method for the recursive evaluation of linearized dynamic robot models is presented. The method is derived directly from the recursive Newton-Euler equations for tree-structured manipulators with rotational, translational and screw joints. Applications to optimal path planning and nonlinear decoupling control are discussed.<>