Optimal motion control for teleoperated surgical robots
Janez Funda, Russell Taylort, et al.
SPIE Optical Tools for Manufacturing and Advanced Automation 1993
Threedimensional modeling of rotations and translations in robot kinematics is most commonly performed using homogeneous transforms. In this paper, an alternate approach, employing quaternion/Vector pairs as spatial operators, is compared with homogeneous transforms in terms of computational efficiency and storage economy. The conclusion drawn is that quaternion/vector pairs are as efficient, more compact, and more elegant than their matrix counterparts. A robust algorithm for converting rotational matrices into equivalent unit quaternions is described, and an efficient quaternion-based inverse kinematics solution for the Puma 560 robot arm is presented. © 1990 IEEE
Janez Funda, Russell Taylort, et al.
SPIE Optical Tools for Manufacturing and Advanced Automation 1993
Russell H. Taylor, Leo Joskowicz, et al.
Medical Image Analysis
Alan D. Kalvin, Russell H. Taylor
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
David D. Grossman, Russell H. Taylor
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics