On the basis of a geometric characterization of repeatability we present a repeatable extended Jacobian inverse kinematics algorithm for mobile manipulators. The algorithm's dynamics have linear invariant subspaces in the configuration space. A standard Ritz approximation of platform controls results in a band-limited version of this algorithm. Computer simulations involving an RTR manipulator mounted on a kinematic car-type mobile platform are used in order to illustrate repeatability and performance of the algorithm.
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