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Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2010-05-03T09:26:07+01:00

Maybe a anti spam bot question for registration? Something like "What is the third to last word of this sentence".

Statistics: Posted by 27Loco — Mon May 03, 2010 9:26 am

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2010-04-30T03:06:51+01:00

How about you don't get to use the URL tag until you have 10 posts over the course of a week?

Statistics: Posted by billyzelsnack — Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:06 am

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2010-04-29T13:29:34+01:00

i-Bot has helped to zero in on the trouble. It is just that open policy that is being exploited, in a truely underhanded way, to achieve these people's goals. But I too am loathe to the idea that we restrict membership in some way as a response.

Seems like what these people are after is click-thoughs to their selected sites. This might be battled in two ways.

First, we could quickly remove the posts if enough members flag them. The longer this stuff exists the more it gets propagated around to those search engine databases. There's just no reason to let this stuff achieve it's intended purpose.

Second, emails to the advertising sites from annoyed members might help discourage the practice and/or uncover the agent responsible. I'm not talking about being nasty here, just a simple request to stop it and help us uncover the source.

There are some creative thinkers in this forum that might already have better ideas on how to deal with this issue. I'm certainly open to suggestions. Maybe it's just too small a problem to worry about at all right now.

In many ways it's ironic that a site devoted to robotics is being vexed by a form of artificial intelligence.

Statistics: Posted by Fritzoid — Thu Apr 29, 2010 1:29 pm

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2010-04-28T22:43:06+01:00

Hi Fritzoid and all,
Limor and Robosavvy have maintained a fairly low key acceptable use policy in the forum to ensure the broadest possible perspective on robotics.

We have made a great reduction in automated spam, but now have this new rubbish to deal with. This may mean that moderation becomes a bit crude, so please continue to give feedback on boring and meaningless posts, also if anyone feels we have unfairly deleted a post let us know.

This is your community. I see the moderator role as more janitor than editor !

Cheers, Richard

Statistics: Posted by i-Bot — Wed Apr 28, 2010 10:43 pm

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2010-04-28T15:37:10+01:00

Jeez, there's starting to be more robots here than real people!

The pattern is pretty clear...

Brand spanking new user id with lowercase name and numbers.

A non-sensical posting seeming culled from some marginally related source.

And a link to some completely unrelated site that's selling something.

I think there should be a way to uncover who's doing this and stop them. Also, the offending ID's should be taggged and deleted.

Just my opinion, any comments?

Statistics: Posted by Fritzoid — Wed Apr 28, 2010 3:37 pm

Re: very very interesting

2010-04-28T11:44:33+01:00

skediomata wrote:
Hi Mike,

Excellent...Shame I didn't your work before.

Best

Patrick

Hay your comments are conflicting 000-963 is it excellent or shamed ................. thinking

Statistics: Posted by marry31 — Wed Apr 28, 2010 11:44 am

very very interesting

2010-01-12T16:46:57+01:00

Hi Mike,

Excellent...Shame I didn't your work before.

Best

Patrick

Statistics: Posted by skediomata — Tue Jan 12, 2010 4:46 pm

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2009-12-28T15:54:22+01:00

The board is a Propeller demo board from Parallax as shown above. I wrote the 1Mbps serial driver in assembly (PASM). Parallax calls libraries objects... The object that starts the assembly driver is called iDynaBus. The DynaBus project contains a bunch of files that describes how to use the object.

The plotter was not the goal of the project, it was just a way to display the results of the inverse kinematics distributed application. The C# IK project uses DH parameters to describe the arm's dimensions and solve IK math. A FK solution and methods to control accuracy and motor velocity are also available.

Statistics: Posted by MikeG — Mon Dec 28, 2009 3:54 pm

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2009-12-28T01:43:27+01:00

Haven't seen a plotter out of bioloid parts in a couple of years. what board and library did you use for the dynamixel/propeller?

Statistics: Posted by limor — Mon Dec 28, 2009 1:43 am

Inverse Kinematics - Planar 2R AX-12 Arm

2009-12-27T13:42:13+01:00

My inverse kinematics project

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The Propeller board is running 1Mpbs serial driver written in assembly. It's only job is to pass instruction packets from a PC to the Dynamixel network. The IK work is done by a C# service. The service takes either a point or a line (two points) and returns a result set. A client app parses the results and draws a line or point.

Some lines are a little shaky but I'm happy with the results.

Statistics: Posted by MikeG — Sun Dec 27, 2009 1:42 pm