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As a first step in control of two-arm robots, it is necessary to determine the kinematic relationships between the two end-effectors at any instant. The elements Of the orientation-position matrix of a dual (slave) arm are obtained in terms of those of the main (master) arm, so that the kinematic equations of each can be individually solved.