WristAngle = fabrik2D.getAngle( 2) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degrees // Compute servo angles ShoulderAngle = fabrik2D.getAngle( 0) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degreesĮlbowAngle = fabrik2D.getAngle( 1) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degrees A shoulder joint, an elbow joint, and a wrist joint. Let's say we have a manipulator with 3 joints. If we are using 180 degree servos, we will have to do some modifications to the angle outputs from the library, as shown below: This means that all angles which makes a joint point down will be negative. For the joints, the x-axis is always pointing in the direction of the attached arm. The library computes angles with respect to the x-axis. write( min( 180, max( 0, shoulderAngle))) įive usage examples are included which give more in-depth information: ExampleĬreates a 2DOF arm and moves it up and down.Ĭreates a 2DOF arm and moves it in a circle.Ĭreates a 3DOF arm and moves it in a circle with given tool angle.Ĭreates a 3DOF arm and moves it in a horizontal line with given tool angle and varying gripping offset.Ĭreates a 4DOF arm which solves for a rotating base which yields movement in the z-axis (offset from the chain plane). getAngle( 1) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degrees // Compute servo angles based on the output (see explanation in README.md under 'Servo Orientation')

getAngle( 0) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degreesĮlbowAngle = fabrik2D. Get the angles (in radians ) and convert them to degrees The following delay is just a part of this example, remove it delay( 1000)

write( min( 180, max( 0, -shoulderAngle))) Įlbow. getAngle( 0) * RAD_TO_DEG // In degrees int elbowAngle = fabrik2D. Get the angles (in radians ) and convert them to degrees int shoulderAngle = fabrik2D. Tolerance determines how much error is allowed for solving // the inverse kinematics for the end effector to reach the // desired point. int lengths = // Length of shoulder and elbow in mm.įabrik2D fabrik2D( 3, lengths) // 3 Joints in total // Servos should be positioned so that when all servo angles are // equal to 90 degrees, the manipulator should point straight up. # include // A 2DOF arm, where we have 2 links and 2+1 joints, // where the end effector counts as one joint in this case.

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