Robótica moderna, Curso 1: Fundamentos de las pruebas de movimiento de robots & Respuestas – Coursera
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Examen 01: Comprensión de conferencias, Degrees of Freedom of a Rigid Body (Capítulo 2 mediante 2.1)
Q1. Which of the following are possible elements of robots in this specialization? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- Rigid bodies.
- Suave, flexible bodies.
- Joints.
Q2. The number of degrees of freedom of a robot is (seleccione todas las que correspondan):
- the dimension of its configuration space.
- the number of real numbers needed to specify its configuration.
- the number of points on the robot.
- the number of joints of the robot.
- the number of bodies comprising the robot.
- the number of freedoms of the bodies minus the number of independent constraints between the bodies
Tercer trimestre. The number of degrees of freedom of a planar rigid body i
Cuarto trimestre. The number of degrees of freedom of a spatial rigid body is
Q5. A rigid body in nnorte-dimensional space has mmetro total degrees of freedom. How many of these mmetro degrees of freedom are angular (not linear)? Seleccione todas las que correspondan. (Esta es constantemente una de las preguntas con más respuestas incorrectas en este curso., así que piénsalo detenidamente!)
- m-nmetro-norte
- norte(n-1)/2norte(norte−1)/2
- Neither of the above.
Examen 02: Comprensión de conferencias, Degrees of Freedom of a Robot (Capítulo 2.2)
Q1. Consider a joint between two rigid bodies. Each rigid body has mmetro degrees of freedom (m=3metro=3 for a planar rigid body and m=6metro=6 for a spatial rigid body) in the absence of any constraints. The joint has fF degrees of freedom (por ejemplo, f=1F=1 for a revolute joint or f=3F=3 for a spherical joint). How many constraints does the joint place on the motion of one rigid body relative to the other? Write your answer as a mathematical expression in terms of mmetro and fF
Q2. Consider a mechanism consisting of three spatial rigid bodies (including ground, N=4norte=4) and four joints: one revolute, one prismatic, one universal, and one spherical. According to Grubler’s formula, how many degrees of freedom does the mechanism have?
Tercer trimestre. A mechanism that is incapable of motion has zero degrees of freedom. In some circumstances, Grubler’s formula indicates that the number of degrees of freedom of a mechanism is negative. How should that result be interpreted?
- The constraints implied by the joints must not be independent.
- The number of joints, the degrees of freedom of those joints, or the number of rigid bodies must have been counted incorrectly.
Examen 03: Capítulo 2 mediante 2.2, Configuration Space
Q1. Using the methods for determining the number of degrees of freedom of a rigid body in 3-dimensional space from the book and the video, find the number of degrees of freedom of a rigid body in a conceptual 4-dimensional space. Your answer should be an integer
Q2. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, indicate how many of the total degrees of freedom are angular (rotational). Your answer should be an integer
Tercer trimestre. Assume your arm, from your shoulder to your palm, tiene 7 degrees of freedom. You are carrying a tray like a waiter, and you must keep the tray horizontal to avoid spilling drinks on the tray. How many degrees of freedom does your arm have while satisfying the constraint that the tray stays horizontal? Your answer should be an integer
Cuarto trimestre. Four identical SRS arms are grasping a common object as shown below.
Find the number of degrees of freedom of this system while the grippers hold the object rigidly (no relative motion between the object and the last links of the SRS arms). Your answer should be an integer
Q5. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 4, suppose there are now a total of nnorte such arms grasping the object. What is the number of degrees of freedom of this system? Your answer should be a mathematical expression including nnorte. Examples of mathematical expressions including nnorte are 4*n-74∗norte−7 or n/3norte/3
Q6. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 4 y 5, suppose the revolute joint in each of the nnorte arms is now replaced by a universal joint. What is the number of degrees of freedom of the overall system? Your answer should be a mathematical expression including nnorte. Examples of mathematical expressions including nnorte are 4*n-74∗norte−7 or n/3norte/3
Q7. Use the planar version of Grubler’s formula to determine the number of degrees of freedom of the mechanism shown below. Your answer should be an integer. (Remember that a single joint can only connect two rigid bodies, so if you see more than two connecting at a single point, there must be more than one joint there. también, the two blocks in the channels are only allowed to move prismatically in those channels, and one of the joints is labeled “P” for prismatic. You will need to identify all the other joints, and links.)
Semana 02: Robótica moderna, Curso 1: Foundations of Robot Motion Quiz Answers
Examen 01: Comprensión de conferencias, Configuration Space Topology (Capítulo 2.3.1)
Q1. To deform one nnorte-dimensional space into another topologically equivalent space, which operations are you allowed to use? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- Stretching
- Cutting.
- Gluing.
Q2. Verdadero o falso? An nnorte-dimensional space can be topologically equivalent to an mmetro-dimensional space, where m \neq nmetro=norte.
- Cierto.
- Falso.
Examen 02: Comprensión de conferencias, Configuration Space Representation (Capítulo 2.3.2)
Q1.True or false? An explicit parametrization uses fewer numbers to represent a configuration than an implicit representation.
Cierto.
Falso
Q2. A kk-dimensional space is represented by 7 coordinates subject to 3 independent constraints. What is kk?
Examen 02: Comprensión de conferencias, Configuration and Velocity Constraints (Capítulo 2.4)
Q1. Verdadero o falso? A nonholonomic constraint implies a configuration constraint.
- Cierto.
- Falso.
Q2. Verdadero o falso? A Pfaffian velocity constraint is necessarily nonholonomic.
- Cierto.
- Falso.
Tercer trimestre. A wheel moving in free space has the six degrees of freedom of a rigid body. If we constrain it to be upright on a plane (no “leaning”) and to roll without slipping, how many holonomic and nonholonomic constraints is the wheel subject to?
- Two holonomic constraints and two nonholonomic constraints.
- Three holonomic constraints and zero nonholonomic constraints.
- Zero holonomic constraints and three nonholonomic constraints.
- One holonomic constraint and two nonholonomic constraints.
Cuarto trimestre. How many degrees of freedom does the upright wheel on the plane have? (What is the minimum number of coordinates needed to describe its configuration?)
Examen 03: Comprensión de conferencias, Task Space and Workspace (Capítulo 2.5)
Q1. If the task is to control the orientation of a spaceship simulator, but not its position, how many degrees of freedom does the task space have?
Q2. Verdadero o falso? The workspace depends on the robot’s joint limits but the task space does not.
- Cierto.
- Falso.
Examen 04: Capítulo 2.3 mediante 2.5, Configuration Space
Q1. The tip coordinates for the two-link planar 2R robot of figure below are given by
x = \cos \theta_1 + 2 \porque (\theta_1 + \theta_2) X=cosi1+2cos(i1+i2)
y = \sin \theta_1 + 2 \pecado (\theta_1 + \theta_2)y=pecadoi1+2sin(i1+i2)
(En otras palabras, enlace 1 has length 1 and link 2 has length 2.) The joint angles have no limits.
Which of the following best describes the shape of the robot’s workspace (the set of locations the endpoint can reach)?
- A circle and its interior.
- A circle only (not including the interior).
- Annulus or ring (the area between two concentric bounding circles).
Q2. The chassis of a mobile robot moving on a flat surface can be considered as a planar rigid body. Assume that the chassis is circular, and the mobile robot moves in a square room. Which of the following could be a mathematical description of the C-space of the chassis while it is confined to the room? (See Chapter 2.3.1 for related discussion.)
- [una,si] \veces [una,si] \times S^1[una,si]×[una,si]×S1
- [una,si] \times \mathbb{R}^1 \times S^1[una,si]×R1×S1
- [una,si] \veces [una,si] \times \mathbb{R}^1[una,si]×[una,si]×R1
- \mathbb{R}^2 \times S^1R2×S1
Tercer trimestre. Which of the following is a possible mathematical description of the C-space of a rigid body in 3-dimensional space?
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times S^3R3×S3
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times T^3R3×T3
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times T^2 \times S^1R3×T2×S1
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times S^2 \times S^1R3×S2×S1
Cuarto trimestre. A spacecraft is a free-flying rigid body with a 7R arm mounted on it. The joints have no joint limits. Give a mathematical description of the C-space of this system. (See Chapter 2.3.1 for related discussion.)
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times T^{10}R3×T10
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times S^2 \times T^8R3×S2×T8
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times S^3 \times T^7R3×S3×T7
- \mathbb{R}^4 \times S^2 \times T^7R4×S2×T7
Q5. A mobile robot is moving on an infinite plane with an RPR robot arm mounted on it. The prismatic joint has joint limits, but the revolute joints do not. Give a mathematical description of the C-space of the chassis (which can rotate and translate in the plane) plus the robot arm. (See Chapter 2.3.1 for related discussion.)
- \mathbb{R}^2 \times S^2 \times S^1 \times [una,si]R2×S2×S1×[una,si]
- \mathbb{R}^2 \times S^3 \times [una,si]R2×S3×[una,si]
- \mathbb{R}^2 \times T^3 \times [una,si]R2×T3×[una,si]
- \mathbb{R}^3 \times T^3R3×T3
Q6. Determine whether the following differential constraint is holonomic or not (nonholonomic). See the example in Chapter 2.4.
(1+ \cos q_1) \punto{q}_1 + (2+ \sin q_2) \punto{q}_2 + (\cos q_1+ \sin q_2 + 3) \punto{q}_3 = 0.(1+porqueq1)q˙1+(2+pecadoq2)q˙2+(porqueq1+sinq2+3)q˙3=0.
- Holonomic
- Nonholonomic
Q7. The task is to carry a waiter’s tray so that it is always horizontal (orthogonal to the gravity vector), but otherwise free to move in any other direction. How many degrees of freedom does the task space (the C-space of a horizontal tray) tener? (Enter an integer number.)
Semana 03: Robótica moderna, Curso 1: Foundations of Robot Motion Quiz Answers
Examen 01: Comprensión de conferencias, Introduction to Rigid-Body Motions (Capítulo 3 mediante 3.1)
Q1. Which do we typically use to represent the C-space of a rigid body?
- Explicit parametrization (minimum number of coordinates).
- Implicit representation.
Q2. By the right-hand rule, which fingers of your right hand correspond to the x, y, and z axes of a coordinate frame, respectivamente?
- Thumb, índice, middle
- Medio, índice, thumb
- Índice, middle, thumb
Tercer trimestre. When your thumb points along an axis of rotation, positive rotation about the axis is defined by the direction your fingers curl if you use which thumb?
- Right thumb
- Left thumb
Cuarto trimestre. When we refer to a frame attached to a moving body, we always consider a stationary frame {si}, porque
- the motion of all other frames is expressed relative to {si}.
- {si} is the stationary frame that is coincident (at a particular instant) with the frame attached to the moving body.
Examen 02: Comprensión de conferencias, Rotation Matrices (Capítulo 3.2.1, Parte 1 de 2)
Q1. For the rotation matrix R_{ba}Rba representing the frame {una} relative to {si},
- the rows are the x, y, z axes of {una} written in {si} coordinates.
- the columns are the x, y, z axes of {una} written in {si} coordinates.
- the rows are the x, y, z axes of {si} written in {una} coordinates.
- the columns are the x, y, z axes of {si} written in {una} coordinates.
Q2. los 3 \times 33×3 rotation matrix is an implicit representation of spatial orientations consisting of 9 numbers subject to how many independent constraints
Tercer trimestre. The inverse of a rotation matrix R_{ab}Rab, es decir, R_{ab}^{-1}Rab−1, es (seleccione todas las que correspondan):
- -R_{ab}-Rab
- R_{ab}^{\habitación T}RabT
- R-IR-yo
- R_{ba}Rba
Cuarto trimestre. Multiplication of SO(3)ASI QUE(3) rotation matrices is (seleccione todas las que correspondan):
- associative.
- commutative.
Examen 03: Comprensión de conferencias, Rotation Matrices (Capítulo 3.2.1, Parte 2 de 2)
Q1. Which of the following is equivalent to R_{ac}Rac, the representation of the orientation of the {do} frame relative to the {una} marco? Seleccione todas las que correspondan
- R_{ab}R_{bc}RabRbc
- R_{ab}R_{cb}^{\habitación T}RabRcbT
- (R_{bc}^{\habitación T} R_{ab}^{\habitación T})^{\habitación T}(RbcTRabT)T
- R_{ad} R_{db} R_{bc}RadRdbRbc
Q2. la matriz
R = {\rm Rot}(\hat{{\rm x}},90^\circ) = izquierda[
1000010−10
\Correcto]R=Rot(x^,90∘)=⎣⎢⎡1000010−10⎦⎥⎤
represents the orientation R_{sa}Rsa of a frame {una} that has been achieved by rotating the {s} frame by 90 degrees about its \hat{{\rm x}}x^-axis. Ahora, given a matrix R_{sb}Rsb representing the orientation of {si} relative to {s}, which of the following represents the orientation of a frame (relative to {s}) that was initially aligned with {si}, but then rotated about the {si}-frame’s \hat{{\rm x}}x^-axis by 90 grados?
- R_{sb} RRsbR
- R R_{sb}RRsb
Tercer trimestre. la matriz
R = {\rm Rot}(\hat{{\rm x}},90^\circ) = izquierda[
1000010−10
\Correcto]R=Rot(x^,90∘)=⎣⎢⎡1000010−10⎦⎥⎤
represents the orientation R_{sa}Rsa of a frame {una} that has been achieved by rotating the {s} frame by 90 degrees about its \hat{{\rm x}}x^-axis. Ahora, given a matrix R_{sb}Rsb representing the orientation of {si} relative to {s}, which of the following represents the orientation of a frame (relative to {s}) that was initially aligned with {si}, but then rotated about the {s}-frame’s \hat{{\rm x}}x^-axis by 90 grados
- R_{sb}RRsbR
- R R_{sb}RRsb
Examen 04: Comprensión de conferencias, Angular Velocities (Capítulo 3.2.2)
Q1. Our representation of the three-dimensional orientation uses an implicit representation (a 3×3 SO(3) matrix with 9 números), but our usual representation of the angular velocity uses only three numbers, es decir, an explicit parametrization of the three-dimensional velocity space. Why do we use an implicit representation of the orientation but an explicit parametrization of the angular velocity?
- There is no natural implicit representation of an angular velocity.
- The space of angular velocities can be equated to a “flat” 3d space (a linear vector space) tangent to the curved 3d surface of orientations at any given time, so it can be globally represented by 3 numbers without singularities. The space of orientations, por otra parte, is not flat, and cannot be globally represented by 3 numbers without a singularity.
Q2. A rotation matrix is an element of which space?
- \mathbb{R}^3R3
- ASI QUE(3)ASI QUE(3)
- entonces(3)entonces(3)
Tercer trimestre. An angular velocity is an element of which space?
- \mathbb{R}^3R3
- ASI QUE(3)ASI QUE(3)
- entonces(3)entonces(3)
Cuarto trimestre. The 3×3 skew-symmetric matrix representation of an angular velocity is an element of which space
- \mathbb{R}^3R3
- ASI QUE(3)ASI QUE(3)
- entonces(3)entonces(3)
Q5. If an angular velocity is represented as \omega_btransmisión exterior in the body frame {si}, what is the representation of the same angular velocity in the space frame {s}?
- R_{sb} \omega_bRsbtransmisión exterior
- R_{bs} \omega_bRbstransmisión exterior
- \omega_b R_{sb}transmisión exteriorRsb
- \omega_b R_{bs}transmisión exteriorRbs
Q6. The cross-product \omega \times pOh×pags se puede escribir [\omega] pags[Oh]pags, dónde [\omega][Oh] es
- the SO(3)ASI QUE(3) representation of \omegaOh.
- the skew-symmetric so(3)entonces(3) representation of \omegaOh.
Examen 05: Comprensión de conferencias, Exponential Coordinates of Rotation (Capítulo 3.2.3, Parte 1 de 2)
Q1. The orientation of a frame {re} relative to a frame {do} can be represented by a unit rotation axis \hat{\omega}Oh^ and the distance \thetai rotated about the axis. If we rotate the frame {do} by \thetai about the axis \hat{\omega}Oh^ expressed in the {do} marco, we end up at {re}. The vector \hat{\omega}Oh^ has 3 numbers and \thetai es 1 número, but we only need 3 números, the exponential coordinates \hat{\omega} \thetaOh^i, to represent {re} relative to {do}, porque
- though we use 3 numbers to represent \hat{\omega}Oh^, \hat{\omega}Oh^ actually only represents a point in a 2-dimensional space, the 2-dimensional sphere of unit 3-vectors.
- the choice of \thetai is not independent of \hat{\omega}Oh^.
Q2. One reason we use 3×3 rotation matrices (an implicit representation) to represent orientation is because it is a good global representation: there is a unique orientation for each rotation matrix, and vice-versa, and there are no singularities in the representation. In what way does the 3-vector of exponential coordinates fail these conditions? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- There could be more than one set of exponential coordinates representing the same orientation.
- Some orientations cannot be represented by exponential coordinates.
Tercer trimestre. The vector linear differential equation \dot{X}(t) = Bx(t)X˙(t)=Bx(t), where xX is a vector and Bsegundo is a constant square matrix, is solved as x(t) = e^{Bt} X(0)X(t)=eBtx(0), where the matrix exponential e^{Bt}eBt Se define como
- the sum of an infinite series of matrices of the form (Bt)^0 + Bt + (Bt)^2/2! + (Bt)^3/3!\ldots(Bt)0+Bt+(Bt)2/2!+(Bt)3/3!....
- the sum of an infinite series of matrices of the form Bt + Bt/2 + Bt/3 + \ldotsBt+Bt/2+Bt/3+....
Examen 06: Comprensión de conferencias, Exponential Coordinates of Rotation (Capítulo 3.2.3, Parte 2 de 2)
Q1. The solution to the differential equation \dot{pags}(t) = \hat{\omega} \times p(t) = [\hat{\omega}] pags(t)pags˙(t)=Oh^×pags(t)=[Oh^]pags(t) is p(t) = e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]}pags(0)pags(t)=mi[Oh^i]pags(0), where p(0)pags(0) is the initial vector and p(t)pags(t) is the vector after it has been rotated at the angular velocity \hat{\omega}Oh^ for time t=\thetat=i (where \hat{\omega}\thetaOh^i are the exponential coordinates). You can think of R = e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]}R=mi[Oh^i] as the rotation operation that moves p(0)pags(0) to p(t) = p(\theta)pags(t)=pags(i).
Which of the following statements is correct? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- R_{sb’} = R_{sb} e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]}Rsb′=Rsbmi[Oh^i] represents the orientation of a new frame {b’} relative to {s} after the frame {si} has been rotated by \thetai about an axis w represented in the {si} frame as \hat{\omega}Oh^.
- R_{sb’} = R_{sb} e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]}Rsb′=Rsbmi[Oh^i] represents the orientation of a new frame {b’} relative to {s} after the frame {si} has been rotated by \thetai about an axis w represented in the {s} frame as \hat{\omega}Oh^.
- R_{sb’} = e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]} R_{sb} Rsb′=mi[Oh^i]Rsb represents the orientation of a new frame {b’} relative to {s} after the frame {si} has been rotated by \thetai about an axis w represented in the {si} frame as \hat{\omega}Oh^.
- R_{sb’} = e^{[\hat{\omega}\theta]} R_{sb} Rsb′=mi[Oh^i]Rsb represents the orientation of a new frame {b’} relative to {s} after the frame {si} has been rotated by \thetai about an axis w represented in the {s} frame as \hat{\omega}Oh^.
Q2. The simple closed-form solution to the infinite series for the matrix exponential when the matrix is an element of so(3)entonces(3) (a skew-symmetric 3×3 matrix) is called what?
- Ramirez’s formula.
- Rodrigues’ formula.
- Robertson’s formula.
Tercer trimestre. The matrix exponential and the matrix log relate a rotation matrix (an element of SO(3)ASI QUE(3)) and the skew-symmetric representation of the exponential coordinates (elements of so(3)entonces(3)), which can also be thought of as the so(3)entonces(3) representation of the angular velocity followed for unit time. Which of the following statements is correct? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- exp.: entonces(3) \rightarrow SO(3)entonces(3)→ASI QUE(3)
- exp.: ASI QUE(3) \rightarrow so(3)ASI QUE(3)→entonces(3)
- log: entonces(3) \rightarrow SO(3)entonces(3)→ASI QUE(3)
- log: ASI QUE(3) \rightarrow so(3)ASI QUE(3)→entonces(3)
Examen 07: Capítulo 3 mediante 3.2, Rigid-Body Motions
Q1. In terms of the \hat{X}_{\textrm{s}}X^s, \hat{y}_{\textrm{s}}y^s, \hat{z}_{\textrm{s}}z^s coordinates of a fixed space frame {s}, the frame {una} has its \hat{X}_{\textrm{una}}X^a-axis pointing in the direction (0,0,1)(0,0,1) and its \hat{y}_{\textrm{una}}y^a-axis pointing in the direction (1,0,0)(1,0,0), and the frame {si} has its \hat{X}_{\textrm{si}}X^b-axis pointing in the direction (1,0,0)(1,0,0) and its \hat{y}_{\textrm{si}}y^b-axis pointing in the direction (0,0,-1)(0,0,−1). Draw the {s}, {una}, y {si} marcos, similar to examples in the book and videos (por ejemplo, Figura 3.7 in the book), for easy reference in this question and later questions.
Write the rotation matrix R_{sa}Rsuna. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
If your answer is
\izquierda[
147258369
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡147258369⎦⎥⎤
por ejemplo, you should just type
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]]
in the answer box below. (You can just modify the matrix that is currently written there.) Then click “Run.” You will not get any immediate feedback; the grade will be given when you submit the whole quiz.
Q2 .Referring to your drawing from Question 1, write R_{sb}^{-1}Rssi−1. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
If your answer is
\izquierda[
147258369
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡147258369⎦⎥⎤
you should just type
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]]
in the answer box below. (You can just modify the matrix that is currently written there.) Then click “Run.” You will not get any immediate feedback; the grade will be given when you submit the whole quiz.
Q3 .Referring to your drawing from Question 1, write R_{ab}Runasi. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Write your matrix in the answer box below, using the format mentioned in questions 1 y 2, and click “Run.”
Cuarto trimestre. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, let R = R_{sb}R=Rsb be considered as a transformation operator consisting of a rotation about \hat{X}X^ by -90^\circ−90∘. Calculate R_1 = R_{sa} RR1=RsaR, and think of R_{sa}Rsa as the representation of the initial orientation of {una} relative to {s}, RR as a rotation operation, and R_1R1 as the new orientation of {una} after performing the rotation. The new orientation R_1R1 corresponds to the orientation of the new {una} frame relative to {s} after rotating the original {una} frame by -90^\circ−90∘ about which axis?
- The \hat{X}_{\textrm{una}}X^a-axis of the {una} marco.
- The \hat{X}_{\textrm{s}}X^s-axis of the {s} marco.
Q5. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, use R_{sb}Rssi to change the representation of the point p_b = (1,2,3)^\intercalpagssi=(1,2,3)⊺ (en {si} coordinates) a {s} coordinates. All elements of this vector should be integers.
If your answer is
\izquierda[
123
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡123⎦⎥⎤
you should enter
[1,2,3]
in the text box below and click “Run.”
Q6. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, choose a point p represented by p_s = (1,2,3)^\intercalps=(1,2,3)⊺ in {s} coordinates. Calculate q = R^\intercal_{sb} p_sq=Rsb⊺ps. Is qq a representation of p in {si} coordinates?
- Sí.
- No.
Q7. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, an angular velocity ww is represented in {s} as \omega_s = (3,2,1)^\intercalOhs=(3,2,1)⊺. What is its representation \omega_aOhuna? All elements of this vector should be integers.
If your answer is
\izquierda[
123
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡123⎦⎥⎤
you should enter
[1,2,3]
in the text box below and click “Run.”
Q8. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, calculate the matrix logarithm [\hat{\omega}]\theta[Oh^]i of R_{sa}Rsa by hand. (You may verify your answer with software.) Extract and enter the rotation amount \thetai in radians with at least two decimal places.
- 1
- 0
Q9. Calculate the matrix exponential corresponding to the exponential coordinates of rotation \hat{\omega}\theta = (1,2,0)^\intercalOh^i=(1,2,0)⊺. The maximum allowable error for any matrix element is 0.01, así que proporcione suficientes decimales cuando sea necesario.
Write your matrix in the answer box below, using the format mentioned in questions 1 y 2, and click “Run.”
Q10. Write the 3 \times 33×3 skew-symmetric matrix corresponding to \omega = (1,2,0.5)^\intercalOh=(1,2,0.5)⊺. Confirm your answer using the function {\tt VecToso3}VecToso3 in the given software.
Write your matrix in the answer box below, using the format mentioned in questions 1 y 2, and click “Run.”
tecnicos. Usa la función {\tt MatrixExp3}MatrixExp3 in the given software to calculate the rotation matrix R \in SO(3)R∈Sla(3) corresponding to the matrix exponential of
[\hat{\omega}] \theta = izquierda[
0−0.510.50−2−120
\Correcto].[Oh^]i=⎣⎢⎡0−0.510.50−2−120⎦⎥⎤.
The maximum allowable error for any matrix element is 0.01, así que proporcione suficientes decimales cuando sea necesario.
Write your matrix in the answer box below, using the format mentioned in questions 1 y 2, and click “Run.”
Q12. Usa la función {\tt MatrixLog3}MatrixLog3 in the given software to calculate the matrix logarithm [\hat{\omega}] \theta \in so(3)[Oh^]i∈so(3) of rotation matrix
R = \left[
0−1000−1100
\Correcto].R=⎣⎢⎡0−1000−1100⎦⎥⎤.
The maximum allowable error for any matrix element is 0.01, así que proporcione suficientes decimales cuando sea necesario.
Write your matrix in the answer box below, using the format mentioned in questions 1 y 2, and click “Run.”
Semana 04: Robótica moderna, Curso 1: Foundations of Robot Motion Quiz Answers
Examen 01 : Comprensión de conferencias, Homogeneous Transformation Matrices (Capítulo 3 mediante 3.3.1)
Q1. A 4×4 transformation matrix (element of SE(3)SE(3)) consists of a rotation matrix, a 3-vector, and a row consisting of three zeros and a one. What is the purpose of the row of 4 constantes?
- This row is a historical artifact.
- This row allows simple matrix operations for useful calculations.
Q2. Which of the following are possible uses of a transformation matrix? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- Displace (rotate and translate) a frame.
- Displace a vector.
- Change the frame of reference of a vector.
- Represent the position and orientation of one frame relative to another.
Tercer trimestre. The representation of a point p in the {si} frame is p_b \in \mathbb{R}^3pb∈R3. To find the representation of this point in the {una} marco, we could write T_{ab} p_bPestañapb, but there is a dimension mismatch; p_bpb has only 3 componentes, but T_{ab}Pestaña is 4×4. How do we alter p_bpb to allow this matrix operation?
- Put a 1 in the last row of p_bpb, making it a 4-element column vector, and otherwise ignore the last row in your interpretation of the 4-vector.
- Put a 0 in the last row of p_bpb, making it a 4-element column vector, and otherwise ignore the last row in your interpretation of the 4-vector.
Cuarto trimestre. Which of these is a valid calculation of T_{ab}Pestaña, the configuration of the frame {si} relative to {una}? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- T_{ac} T_{cb}TacTcb
- T_{cb} T_{ac}TcbTac
- T_{ac} T^{-1}_{dc} T_{db}TacTdc−1Tdb
- (T_{bc} T_{ca})^{-1}(TbcTca)−1
Examen 02 : Comprensión de conferencias, Twists (Capítulo 3.3.2, Parte 1 de 2)
Q1. Any instantaneous spatial velocity of a rigid body is equivalent to the motion of the body if it were simultaneously translating along, and rotating about, una screw axis \mathcal{S} = (\matemático{S}_\omega, \matemático{S}_v) \in \mathbb{R}^6S=(SOh,Sv)∈R6. The screw axis is a normalized representation of the direction of motion, y punto{\theta}i˙ represents how fast the body moves in that direction of motion, so that the twist is given by \mathcal{V} = mathcal{S}\punto{\theta} \in \mathbb{R}^6V=Si˙∈R6. The normalized screw axis for full spatial motions is analogous to the normalized (unit) angular velocity axis for pure rotations.
The pitch hh of the screw axis is defined as the ratio of the linear speed over the angular speed. Cual de los siguientes es verdadero? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- If the pitch hh is infinite, then \mathcal{S}_\omega = 0SOh=0 and \|\matemático{S}_v\| = 1∥Sv∥=1.
- If the pitch hh is infinite, luego \|\matemático{S}_\omega\| = 1∥SOh∥=1 and \mathcal{S}_vSv is arbitrary.
- If the pitch hh is finite, then \mathcal{S}_\omega = 0SOh=0 and \|\matemático{S}_v\| = 1∥Sv∥=1.
- If the pitch hh is finite, luego \|\matemático{S}_\omega\| = 1∥SOh∥=1 and \mathcal{S}_vSv is arbitrary.
Q2. You are sitting on a horizontal rotating turntable, like a merry-go-round at an amusement park. It rotates counterclockwise when viewed from above. Your body frame {si} has an \hat{{\rm x}}_bx^si-axis pointing outward (away from the center of the turntable), a \hat{{\rm y}}_by^si-axis pointing in the direction the turntable is moving at your location (the direction your eyes are looking), and a \hat{{\rm z}}_bz^si-axis pointing upward. The turntable is rotating at 0.1 radians per second, and you are sitting 3 meters from the center of the turntable. What is the screw axis \mathcal{S} = (\matemático{S}_\omega, \matemático{S}_v)S=(SOh,Sv) and the twist \mathcal{V} = (\omega,v)V =(Oh,v) expressed in your body frame {si}? All angular velocities are in radians/second and all linear velocities are in meters/second.
- \matemático{S} = (0, 0, 0.1, 0, 0.3, 0), \;\; \matemático{V} = (0, 0, 0.01, 0, 0.03, 0)S=(0,0,0.1,0,0.3,0),V =(0,0,0.01,0,0.03,0)
- \matemático{S} = (0, 0, 1, 0, 3, 0), \;\; \matemático{V} = (0, 0, 0.1, 0, 0.3, 0)S=(0,0,1,0,3,0),V =(0,0,0.1,0,0.3,0)
- \matemático{S} = (1, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0), \;\; \matemático{V} = (0.1, 0, 0, 0, 0.3, 0)S=(1,0,0,0,3,0),V =(0.1,0,0,0,0.3,0)
Tercer trimestre. A twist or a screw axis can be represented in any frame. Which of the following statements are true? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- A spatial twist is a representation of the twist in the space frame {s}, and it does not depend on a body frame {si}.
- A body twist is a representation of the twist in the body frame {si}, and it does not depend on a space frame {s}.
Examen 03 : Comprensión de conferencias, Twists (Capítulo 3.3.2, Parte 2 de 2)
Q1. What is the dimension of the matrix adjoint representation [{\rm Ad}_T][AdT] of a transformation matrix TT (an element of SE(3)SE(3))?
- 3×3
- 4×4
- 6×6
Q2. A 3-vector angular velocity \omegaOh can be represented in matrix form as [\omega][Oh], an element of so(3)entonces(3), the set of 3×3 skew-symmetric matrices. Analogously, a 6-vector twist \mathcal{V} = (\omega,v)V =(Oh,v) can be represented in matrix form as [\matemático{V}][V], an element of se(3)con(3). What is the dimension of [\matemático{V}][V]?
- 3×3
- 4×4
- 6×6
Examen 04 : Comprensión de conferencias, Exponential Coordinates of Rigid-Body Motion (Capítulo 3.3.3)
Q1. Although we use six numbers to represent a screw \mathcal{S} = (\matemático{S}_\omega,\matemático{S}_v)S=(SOh,Sv), the space of all screws is only 5-dimensional. Por qué?
- \matemático{S}_\omegaSOh must be unit length.
- \matemático{S}_vSv must be unit length.
- Either \mathcal{S}_\omegaSOh or \mathcal{S}_vSv must be unit length.
Q2. A transformation matrix T_{ab}Pestaña, representando {si} relative to {una}, can be represented using the 6-vector exponential coordinates \mathcal{S}\thetaSi, where \mathcal{S}S is a screw axis (represented in {una} coordinates) and \thetai is the distance followed along the screw axis that displaces {una} a {si}. Which of the following is correct? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- T_{ab} = e^{\matemático{S}\theta}Pestaña=miSi
- T_{ab} = e^{[\matemático{S}]\theta}Pestaña=mi[S]i
- T_{ab} = e^{[\matemático{S}\theta]}Pestaña=mi[Si]
- T_{ab} = e^{\matemático{S}[\theta]}Pestaña=miS[i]
Tercer trimestre. The matrix representation of the exponential coordinates \mathcal{S}\theta \in \mathbb{R}^6Si∈R6 is [\matemático{S}\theta][Si]. What space does [\matemático{S}\theta][Si] belong to?
- ASI QUE(3)
- entonces(3)
- SE(3)
- con(3)
Cuarto trimestre. T_{ab’} = T_{ab} e^{[\matemático{S}\theta]}Pestaña′=Pestañami[Si] is a representation of the new frame {b’} (relative to {una}) achieved after {si} has followed
- the screw axis \mathcal{S}S, expressed in {si} coordinates, a distance \thetai.
- the screw axis \mathcal{S}S, expressed in {una} coordinates, a distance \thetai.
Q5. T_{ab’} = e^{[\matemático{S}\theta]} T_{ab}Pestaña′=mi[Si]Pestaña is a representation of the new frame {b’} (relative to {una}) achieved after {si} has followed
- the screw axis \mathcal{S}S, expressed in {si} coordinates, a distance \thetai.
- the screw axis \mathcal{S}S, expressed in {una} coordinates, a distance \thetai.
Q6. Cuál de las siguientes afirmaciones es verdadera? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.
- The matrix exponential maps [\matemático{S}\theta] \in se(3)[Si]∈con(3) to a transformation matrix T \in SE(3)T∈SE(3), where TT is the representation of the frame (relative to {s}) that is achieved by following the screw \mathcal{S}S (expressed in {s}) a distance \thetai from the identity configuration (es decir, a frame initially coincident with {s}).
- The matrix exponential maps [\matemático{V}] \in se(3)[V]∈con(3) to a transformation matrix T \in SE(3)T∈SE(3), where TT is the representation of the frame (relative to {s}) that is achieved by following the twist \mathcal{V}V (expressed in {s}) for unit time from the identity configuration (es decir, a frame initially coincident with {s}).
- The matrix log maps an element of se(3)con(3) to an element of SE(3)SE(3).
- The matrix log maps an element of SE(3)SE(3) to an element of se(3)con(3).
- There is a one-to-one mapping between twists and elements of se(3)con(3).
Examen 05 : Comprensión de conferencias, Wrenches (Capítulo 3.4)
Q1. A wrench \mathcal{F}_aFuna consists of a linear force f_a \in \mathbb{R}^3fa∈R3 and a moment m_a \in \mathbb{R}^3mamá∈R3, both expressed in the frame {una}. How do we usually write the wrench?
- \matemático{F}_a = (m_a,f_a)Funa=(mamá,fa)
- \matemático{F}_a = (f_a,m_a)Funa=(fa,mamá)
Q2. We know that the power associated with a wrench and twist pair (\matemático{F},\matemático{V})(F,V) does not depend on whether they are represented in the frame {una} como (\matemático{F}_a,\matemático{V}_a)(Funa,Vuna) or the frame {si} como (\matemático{F}_b,\matemático{V}_b)(Fsi,Vsi). Por lo tanto, we can write \mathcal{F}_a^{\habitación T} \matemático{V}_a = \mathcal{F}_b^{\habitación T} \matemático{V}_bFunaTVuna=FsiTVsi and then use which identity to derive the equation \mathcal{F}_a = [{\rm Ad}_{T_{ba}}]^{\habitación T} \matemático{F}_bFuna=[AdTba]TFsi relating the representations \mathcal{F}_aFuna and \mathcal{F}_bFsi? (también, remember the matrix identity (DESDE)^{\habitación T} = B^{\habitación T} Un ^{\habitación T}(DESDE)T=segundoTUNAT.)
- \matemático{V}_a = T_{ab} \matemático{V}_bVuna=Pestañav.si
- \matemático{V}_a = T_{ba} \matemático{V}_bVuna=Tbav.si
- \matemático{V}_a = [{\rm Ad}_{T_{ba}}] \matemático{V}_bVuna=[AdTba]Vsi
- \matemático{V}_a = [{\rm Ad}_{T_{ab}}] \matemático{V}_bVuna=[AdPestaña]Vsi
Examen 06 : Capítulos 3.3 y 3.4, Rigid-Body Motions
Q1. In terms of the \hat{X}_{\textrm{s}}X^s, \hat{y}_{\textrm{s}}y^s, \hat{z}_{\textrm{s}}z^s coordinates of a fixed space frame {s}, the frame {una} has its \hat{X}_{\textrm{una}}X^a-axis pointing in the direction (0,0,1)(0,0,1) and its \hat{y}_{\textrm{una}}y^a-axis pointing in the direction (-1,0,0)(−1,0,0), and frame {si} has its \hat{X}_{\textrm{si}}X^b-axis pointing in the direction (1,0,0)(1,0,0) and its \hat{y}_{\textrm{si}}y^b-axis pointing in the direction (0,0,-1)(0,0,−1). The origin of {una} is at (0,0,1)(0,0,1) en {s} and the origin of {si} is at (0,2,0)(0,2,0). Draw the {s}, {una}, y {si} marcos, similar to examples in the book and videos, for easy reference in this question and later questions.
Write the transformation matrix T_{sa}Tsuna. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8],[9,10,11,12],[0,0,0,1]] para izquierda[
1590261003711048121
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎢⎢⎡1590261003711048121⎦⎥⎥⎥⎤.
Q2. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, write T_{sb}^{-1}Tssi−1. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8],[9,10,11,12],[0,0,0,1]] para izquierda[
1590261003711048121
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎢⎢⎡1590261003711048121⎦⎥⎥⎥⎤
Tercer trimestre. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, write T_{ab}Tunasi. All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8],[9,10,11,12],[0,0,0,1]] para izquierda[
1590261003711048121
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎢⎢⎡1590261003711048121⎦⎥⎥⎥⎤.
Cuarto trimestre. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, let T = T_{sb}T=Tssi be considered as a transformation operator consisting of a rotation about \hat{X}X^ by -90^\circ−90∘ and a translation along \hat{y}y^ by 2 unidades. Calculate T_1 = T T_{sa}T1=TTsuna, and think of T_{sa}Tsuna as the representation of the initial configuration of {una} relative to {s}, TT as a transformation operation, and T_1T1 as the new configuration of {una} after performing the transformation. Are the rotation axis \hat{X}X^ and translation axis \hat{y}y^ of the transformation TT properly considered to be expressed in the frame {s} or the frame {una}?
1 punto
- The frame {s}.
- The frame {una}.
Q5. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, use T_{sb}Tssi to change the representation of the point p_b = (1,2,3)^\intercalpagssi=(1,2,3)⊺ (en {si} coordinates) a {s} coordinates. All elements of this vector should be integers.
Enter your vector in the answer box (just modify the vector already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[1,2,3] para izquierda[
123
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡123⎦⎥⎤.
Q6. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, choose a point p represented by p_s = (1,2,3)^\intercalpagss=(1,2,3)⊺ in {s} coordinates. Calculate q = T_{sb} p_sq=Tssipagss. Is qq a representation of p in {si} coordinates?
1 punto
- Sí
- No
Q7. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, a twist \mathcal{V}V is represented in {s} como {\matemático V}_s = (3,2,1,-1,-2,-3)^\intercalVs=(3,2,1,−1,−2,−3)⊺. What is its representation {\matemático V}_aVuna? All elements of this vector should be integers.
Enter your vector in the answer box (just modify the vector already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[1,2,3,4,5,6] para izquierda[
123456
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎢⎢⎢⎢⎢⎢⎡123456⎦⎥⎥⎥⎥⎥⎥⎥⎤.
Q8. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, calculate the matrix logarithm [{\mathcal S}]\theta[S]i of T_{sa}Tsa. Write the rotation amount \thetai in radians with at least 2 decimales.
Q9. Calculate the matrix exponential corresponding to the exponential coordinates of rigid-body motion {\mathcal S}\theta = (0,1,2,3,0,0)^\intercalSi=(0,1,2,3,0,0)⊺. The maximum allowable error for any matrix element is 0.01, así que proporcione suficientes decimales cuando sea necesario.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1.11,2.22,3.33],[4.44,5.55,6.66],[7.77,8.88,9.99]] para izquierda[
1.114.447.772.225.558.883.336.669.99
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡1.114.447.772.225.558.883.336.669.99⎦⎥⎤.
Q10. Refiriéndose nuevamente a la pregunta 1, use T_{sb}Tssi to change the representation of the wrench Fsi=(1,0,0,2,1,0)⊺ (en {si} coordinates) a {s} coordinates. All elements of this vector should be integers.
Enter your vector in the answer box (just modify the vector already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[1,2,3] para izquierda[
123
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡123⎦⎥⎤.
tecnicos. Usa la función {\tt TransInv}TransInv in the given software to calculate the inverse of the homogeneous transformation matrix
T = \left[
0100−100000103011
\Correcto].T=⎣⎢⎢⎢⎡0100−100000103011⎦⎥⎥⎥⎤.
All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]] para izquierda[
147258369
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡147258369⎦⎥⎤.
Q12. Write the se(3)smi(3) matrix corresponding to the twist V=(1,0,0,0,2,3)⊺. All elements of this matrix should be integers. Confirm your answer using the function {\tt VecTose3}VecTose3 in the given software.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]] para izquierda[
147258369
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡147258369⎦⎥
P13. Usa la función {\tt ScrewToAxis}ScrewToAxis in the given software to calculate the normalized screw axis representation S of the screw described by a unit vector \hat{s} = (1,0,0)s^=(1,0,0) in the direction of the screw axis, located at the point p = (0,0,2)pags=(0,0,2), with pitch h = 1h=1. All elements of this vector should be integers.
Enter your vector in the answer box (just modify the vector already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[1,2,3] para izquierda[
123
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡123⎦⎥⎤.
Q14. Usa la función {\tt MatrixExp6}MatrixExp6 in the given software to calculate the homogeneous transformation matrix T \in SE(3)T∈Smi(3) corresponding to the matrix exponential of
[S]i=⎡⎣⎢⎢01.570800−1.570800000002.3562−2.356210⎤⎦⎥⎥.
All elements of this matrix should be integers.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]] para izquierda[
147258369
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡147258369⎦⎥⎤.
P15. Usa la función {\tt MatrixLog6}MatrixLog6 in the given software to calculate the matrix logarithm [S]i∈smi(3) of the homogeneous transformation matrix
T = \left[
0100−100000103011
\Correcto].T=⎣⎢⎢⎢⎡0100−100000103011⎦⎥⎥⎥⎤.
The maximum allowable error for any matrix element is 0.01, así que proporcione suficientes decimales cuando sea necesario.
Enter your matrix in the answer box (just modify the matrix already shown there) and click “Run.” Your answer will not be evaluated until you submit the quiz.
[[1.11,2.22,3.33],[4.44,5.55,6.66],[7.77,8.88,9.99]] para izquierda[
1.114.447.772.225.558.883.336.669.99
\Correcto]⎣⎢⎡1.114.447.772.225.558.883.336.669.99⎦⎥⎤.
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