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Stewart_Py

Python implementation and step-by-step inverse kinematic explanation of stewart platform

Usage: Fork this repo and copy the src folder into your project folder. Import package in python

 from src.stewart_controller import Stewart_Platform

Create object by defining parameters for the stewart platform

 Stewart_Platform(r_B, r_P, lhl, ldl, Psi_B, Psi_P)

Where
r_B = Radius of Base (Bottom)
r_P = Radius of Platform (Top)
lhl = Servo Horn Length
ldl = Rod length
Psi_B = Half of angle between two anchors on the base
Psi_P = Half of angle between two anchors on the platform
For details please refer to my tutorial https://github.com/Yeok-c/Stewart_Py

Call function calculate([translation vector], [rotation vector]) to solve inverse kinematic for rotation angles (Radian) for 6 servos

 servo_angles = platform.calculate( np.array([X,Y,Z), np.array([Pitch, Roll, Yaw]) )

Sources and additional reading

Robert Eisele's Explanation and js implementation: https://www.xarg.org/paper/inverse-kinematics-of-a-stewart-platform/ https://github.com/infusion/Stewart

hbartle's MATLAB implementation https://github.com/hbartle/Stewart_Platform/

Others resources https://github.com/NicHub/stewart-platform-esp32 https://github.com/daniel-s-ingram/stewart https://github.com/felixros2401/Stewart-Platform