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/***************************************************************************
tag: Erwin Aertbelien Mon Jan 10 16:38:39 CET 2005 rotational_interpolation_sa.h
rotational_interpolation_sa.h - description
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begin : Mon January 10 2005
copyright : (C) 2005 Erwin Aertbelien
email : erwin.aertbelien@mech.kuleuven.ac.be
***************************************************************************
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***************************************************************************/
/*****************************************************************************
* \author
* Erwin Aertbelien, Div. PMA, Dep. of Mech. Eng., K.U.Leuven
*
* \version
* ORO_Geometry V0.2
*
* \par History
* - $log$
*
* \par Release
* $Id: rotational_interpolation_singleaxis.h,v 1.1.1.1.2.3 2003/07/24 13:26:15 psoetens Exp $
* $Name: $
****************************************************************************/
#ifndef KDL_ROTATIONALINTERPOLATION_SINGLEAXIS_H
#define KDL_ROTATIONALINTERPOLATION_SINGLEAXIS_H
#include "frames.hpp"
#include "frames_io.hpp"
#include "rotational_interpolation.hpp"
namespace KDL {
/**
* An interpolation algorithm which rotates a frame over the existing
* single rotation axis
* formed by start and end rotation. If more than one rotational axis
* exist, an arbitrary one will be chosen, therefore it is not recommended
* to try to interpolate a 180 degrees rotation.
* @ingroup Motion
*/
class RotationalInterpolation_SingleAxis: public RotationalInterpolation
{
Rotation R_base_start;
Rotation R_base_end;
Vector rot_start_end;
double angle;
public:
RotationalInterpolation_SingleAxis();
virtual void SetStartEnd(Rotation start,Rotation end);
virtual double Angle();
virtual Rotation Pos(double th) const;
virtual Vector Vel(double th,double thd) const;
virtual Vector Acc(double th,double thd,double thdd) const;
virtual void Write(std::ostream& os) const;
virtual RotationalInterpolation* Clone() const;
virtual ~RotationalInterpolation_SingleAxis();
};
}
#endif