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Is there any information from where this algorithm comes from? Any math that Alex can provide?
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I don't know if it's got a name or anything, but Alex did walk me through it. It's essentially just using a sixth-degree polynomial to connect the starting and ending position for each joint and reaching the maximum velocity halfway through. It's not a pathfinding-specific algorithm or anything. |
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Adds automated pathfinding from one arm position to another in the form of a polynomial function of the time elapsed since the robot was in the starting position.