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Figure 11.23 shows the x, y and z components of the TCP position. The blue line represents the<br />

measured actual value in the simulink model and the red line represents the measured actual<br />

value from the real robot. The y-axis units are the lengths in mm and the x-axis units are the<br />

time in seconds.<br />

Figure 11.24 shows the two norm of the deviation between the measured actual TCP position<br />

and the reference TCP position over the time in seconds. The blue line shows the TCP norm<br />

error for the simulink model and the red line are for the real robot.<br />

11.1.4 DISCUSSION<br />

In experiment 1-3 the trajectory graphs for the TCP position and the arm angles positions<br />

shows that the model in simulink follows the desired trajectories well. But when comparing the<br />

norm of the TCP tracking error for the Simulink model and the real robot, one can see that<br />

there is a large deviation, see Figure 11.8, Figure 11.16 and Figure 11.24. This deviation is<br />

caused because there are dynamics missing for the robot model in Simulink. This can also be<br />

seen in the graphs for the current where the Simulink models actual value has a large deviation<br />

from the actual value measured from the real robot, see Figure 11.6, Figure 11.14 and Figure<br />

11.22.<br />

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Public Report ELAU GmbH, Marktheidenfeld<br />

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