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Robot Manipulation Control

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This lecture covers the control strategies for robots of manipulation, focusing on the robot's structure, numerical controller, cabling, control cabinet, and high-level orders. It also discusses decentralized controllers, second-order systems, and P, PD, and PID controllers.

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