Inverse Kinematics

Manipulator inverse kinematics, kinematic constraints

Inverse kinematics (IK) is used to determine joint configurations of a robot model to achieve a desired end-effect position. Robot kinematic constraints are specified in the rigidBodyTree robot model based on the transformation between joints. You can also specify external constraints, like an aiming constraint for a camera arm or a Cartesian bounding box on a certain rigid body link. Use the robot constraint objects and the generalizedInverseKinematics object.

Functions

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Inverse Kinematics

`inverseKinematics`	Create inverse kinematic solver
`generalizedInverseKinematics`	Create multiconstraint inverse kinematics solver

Robot Constraints

`constraintAiming`	Create aiming constraint for pointing at a target location
`constraintJointBounds`	Create constraint on joint positions of robot model
`constraintCartesianBounds`	Create constraint to keep body origin inside Cartesian bounds
`constraintOrientationTarget`	Create constraint on relative orientation of body
`constraintPoseTarget`	Create constraint on relative pose of body
`constraintPositionTarget`	Create constraint on relative position of body