The Calibration Index and Taxonomy for Robot Kinematic Calibration Methods

The major approaches toward kinematic calibration are unified by considering an end-point measurement system as forming a joint and closing the kinematic loop. A calibration index is in troduced, based on the mobility equation, that considers sensed and unsensed joints and single and multiple loops...

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Published in:The International journal of robotics research 1996-12, Vol.15 (6), p.573-591
Main Authors: Hollerbach, John M., Wampler, Charles W.
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