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Figure 11.32 and Figure 11.33 above shows the three arm angle trajectories used as reference in<br />

the experiment and the TCP trajectory for the three components, (x,y,z). The left plot (Figure<br />

11.32) shows the three arm angle positions in degrees over the time in seconds. The right plot<br />

(Figure 11.33) shows the x, y and z components of the position of the TCP in the world<br />

coordinate frame, see Figure 4.1.<br />

Figure 11.34, the blue line shows the velocity calculated<br />

with the Jacobian matrix, and the red line shows the<br />

reference velocity from EPAS.<br />

Figure 11.35, shows deviation between calculated and<br />

reference velocity. Where the calculated is computed with<br />

the Jacobian.<br />

Figure 11.34 shows the three different arm joint velocities in the unit degree/s over the time in<br />

seconds. To make it easier to see how big the deviation is between the EPAS reference value of<br />

the velocity and with Jacobian matrix calculated velocity Figure 11.35 shows the percentage<br />

deviation between EPAS reference value and with the Jacobian calculated value.<br />

Figure 11.36, the blue line shows the calculated acceleration and the red<br />

line shows the reference acceleration from EPAS.<br />

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