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how_to_assign_reference_frames_on_the_hdt_arm_with_denavit-hartenberg_notation [2021/11/19 14:56] – created zcastrhow_to_assign_reference_frames_on_the_hdt_arm_with_denavit-hartenberg_notation [2022/02/27 19:51] (current) zcastr
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 **Definition:** The Denavit and Hartenberg notation gives a standard Methodology to write the kinematic equations of a manipulator. When there are a series of manipulators being operated, a matrix can be used to express the positions and orientation of a body in respects to another body. This Expression that is being described by The Homogeneous Transformation can be called an A matrix.  **Definition:** The Denavit and Hartenberg notation gives a standard Methodology to write the kinematic equations of a manipulator. When there are a series of manipulators being operated, a matrix can be used to express the positions and orientation of a body in respects to another body. This Expression that is being described by The Homogeneous Transformation can be called an A matrix. 
  
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