Design and implementation of a 6 degrees of freedom controller for the GRACE system

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William Jesús Retana Calvo

Abstract

In this article, the reader can obtain information about the 3D robotic scanner of Groningen
University. The design process including the 6 Degrees of freedom control for the movements,
also how the light is regulated in order to provide accurate data with an algorithm and a constant
current power supply is shown in the document. The implementation and results are shown
therefore the reader can analyze the materials and methods for further projects.

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Retana Calvo, W. J. . (2020). Design and implementation of a 6 degrees of freedom controller for the GRACE system. Tecnología En Marcha Journal, 33(7), Pág. 83–90. https://doi.org/10.18845/tm.v33i7.5481
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Artículo científico

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