stewart platform with firgelli linear actuator using arduino codeing help!
I am building a stewart platform as part of a larger assembly to accuratly position an object in all six degrees (transition in x,y,z) and rotation about each of these (pitch, yaw, roll). I plan to use an arduino board and 6 firgelli linear actuators. Any help on how to go about programming this would be a great help, or if anyone knows of any open source code so that I do not have to do the reverse kinematics as Im not strong enough in math to do so.
ive attached a pic screenshot of my design.
thanks
ive attached a pic screenshot of my design.
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