Mir
Differential 3-Axis Parallel 3D Printer (by Apsu)
ContinuumRobotExamples
An incremental guide to continuum robot mathematical modeling and numerical implementation. The examples are divided into chapters within the folder structure, and each chapter contains a PDF and code examples. (by JohnDTill)
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GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | MIT License |
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Mir
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Why is CoreXY not the standard?
I'm still waiting for someone to pick up the Mir or YMir project https://github.com/Apsu/Mir There were a couple out in the wild but the builders are all experimental magpies and after they got the kinematics working they took it apart to build some IDEX thing with the parts.
ContinuumRobotExamples
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How to do position control of an elastic robot arm?
You certainly can solve elastic robot IK, which I've looked at in a past life. However, any solution likely involves bespoke modeling.