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4. Enumeration and classification of cuspidal and non-cuspidal robots
4.1 Simple geometrical conditions leading to non-cuspidal robots
Several simple geometric conditions leading to non-cuspidal 3R robots have been established. Some of these conditions correspond to "solvable" robots in the sense of Pieper , , i.e. whose geometric inverse model can be solved using polynomials of degree 2 at most. Such robots...
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