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Robot control in the neighborhood of singular points
In this paper, we propose an alternative method for designing a robot controller in Cartasian coordinates using a time scale transformation. We will show how a suitable choice of the time scale allows us to control the robot in the neighborhood of singular points without reducing the performance outside the neighborhoods of these points. The resultant controlled system has slow poles in the area of poor manipulative ability and fast poles in that of good manipulative ability.