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Volume 14, Issue 3
The Direct Kinematic Solution of the Planar Stewart Platform with Coplanar Ground Points

W. D. Wu & Y. Z. Huang

J. Comp. Math., 14 (1996), pp. 263-272.

Published online: 1996-06

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A procedure of computing the position of the planar Stewart platform with coplanar ground points is presented avoiding the computation of Groebner basis by standard algorithm. The polynomial system resulted is triangularized. The number of arithmetic operations needed can be precisely counted.

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A procedure of computing the position of the planar Stewart platform with coplanar ground points is presented avoiding the computation of Groebner basis by standard algorithm. The polynomial system resulted is triangularized. The number of arithmetic operations needed can be precisely counted.

W. D. Wu & Y. Z. Huang. (1970). The Direct Kinematic Solution of the Planar Stewart Platform with Coplanar Ground Points. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 14 (3). 263-272. doi:
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