A new line-symmetric mobile infinity-pod
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Publication:2099401
Abstract: We construct parallel manipulators with one degree of freedom and admitting infinitely many legs lying on a curve of degree ten and genus six. Our technique relies upon a duality between the spaces parametrizing all the possible legs and all the possible configurations of a manipulator. Before describing our construction, we show how this duality helps explaining several known phenomena regarding mobility of parallel manipulators.
The authors construct parallel manipulators having one degree of freedom and admitting infinitely many legs lying on a curve. This curve has degree ten and genus six. The technique presented has to do with a duality between the spaces parametrizing all the possible legs and all the possible configurations of a manipulator. The authors show how this duality explain important phenomena regarding mobility of parallel manipulators.
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