Robot manipulator motions near the wrist degeneracy often cause excessive joint rates that cannot be satisfied by the joint actuators and thus result in both position and orientation errors. We have developed an inverse Jacobian control policy that bounds the excessive rates while guaranteeing the position accuracy and minimizing the orientation error of the end effector.
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