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Analysis and control of a three-degree-of-freedom robot platform
This paper describes the analysis and design of a robot platform with two drive wheels, each with an independent steering mechanism resulting in three independent degrees of motion. The kinematic and inverse kinematic analyses are derived in detail. An adaptive controller is designed to compensate for large inertial variations and to satisfy the velocity (nonholonomic) constraints.