2 Task Task 1 (40%): Get the Jacobian of the three-link manipulator below. As shown all three joints are revolute. Joint 1's axis is not parallel to the other two. Instea twist of 90 degrees in magnitude between axes 1 and 2. Write in terms of a frame at the tip of the hand and having the same orientation as frame {3}. Derive the Jac different ways: velocity propagation from base to tip, static force propagation from and by direct differentiation of the kinematic equations. Compare these three app discuss their pros and cons. 02

2 Task Task 1 (40%): Get the Jacobian of the three-link manipulator below. As shown all three joints are revolute. Joint 1's axis is not parallel to the other two. Instea twist of 90 degrees in magnitude between axes 1 and 2. Write in terms of a frame at the tip of the hand and having the same orientation as frame {3}. Derive the Jac different ways: velocity propagation from base to tip, static force propagation from and by direct differentiation of the kinematic equations. Compare these three app discuss their pros and cons. 02

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