Inclusion of Bidirectional Angular Positioning Deviations in the Kinematic Model of a Six-DOF Articulated Robot for Static Volumetric Error Compensation

Inclusion of Bidirectional Angular Positioning Deviations in the Kinematic Model of a Six-DOF Articulated Robot for Static Volumetric Error Compensation
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10.1109/tmech.2022.3156056
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2022-12
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IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechatronics
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M. Alam;S. Ibaraki;Koki Fukuda;S. Morita;H. Usuki;Naohiro Otsuki;Hirotaka Yoshioka
M. Alam;S. Ibaraki;Koki Fukuda;S. Morita;H. Usuki;Naohiro Otsuki;Hirotaka Yoshioka
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M. Alam;S. Ibaraki;Koki Fukuda;S. Morita;H. Usuki;Naohiro Otsuki;Hirotaka Yoshioka

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