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On problem 3 part b should the instantaneous body velocity be a 4x1 matrix. But when I do the work it is still a 4x4 matrix?
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To get the instantaneous body velocity you multiply the body Jacobean (6x5) by the joint velocity vector (5x1). That would give you a 6x1.
Is there an easy way to go from body velocity to spatial velocity?
Yes just take the adjoint of the body velocity with ge.
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