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# Introduction
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## Kinematic modeling and control of serial-link robotic manipulators using `dqrobotics`: From zero to hero.
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## Kinematic modeling and control of serial-link robotic manipulators using `dqrobotics` Python: From zero to hero.
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This executable book contains eight lessons representing serial-link manipulator modeling in dual quaternions using `dqrobobotics` described in [](http://doi.org/10.1109/MRA.2020.2997920). It is a derivative
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work of a [`dqrobotics` MATLAB course](https://github.com/dqrobotics/learning-dqrobotics-in-matlab/tree/master/robotic_manipulators) from Murilo M. Marinho.
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| 5 |[](./lesson5/lesson_dq5_robot_control_basics_part1.ipynb)| The basics of the kinematic control of serial-link robotic manipulators. Forward kinematics model, inverse kinematics model, task-space velocity and position control using a 1-DoF planar robot. |
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| 6 |[](./lesson6/lesson_dq6_robot_control_basics_part2.ipynb)| Modeling serial robots using the Denavit-Hartenberg (DH) parameters; the forward kinematics model using the DH parameters; the pose, rotation, translation Jacobians; translation, rotation, and pose task-space controlers; all using a 3-DoF planar robot. |
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| 7 |[](./lesson7/lesson_dq7_robot_control_basics_part3.ipynb)| Understanding and handling task-space singularities with a 7-DoF planar robot. |
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| 8 |[](./lesson8/lesson_dq8_optimization_based_robot_control.ipynb)| Revisiting the topic of kinematic control using mathematical optimization formulation, implement joint-space and task-space constraints using quadratic programming. |
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| 8 |[](./lesson8/lesson_dq8_optimization_based_robot_control.ipynb)| Revisiting the topic of kinematic control using mathematical optimization formulation, implement joint-space and task-space constraints using quadratic programming. |
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