SUMMARY Many robotic tasks require the end-effector to come into contact with the external environment. In such complex tasks, the manipulator is constrained by the environment, and certain DOFs are lost for motion. The contact forces must be controlled in constraint directions, while the tip position is simultaneously controlled in the free directions.
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Perdereau et al. (1993) studied this question.
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