Sketch a Kinematic Scheme | Help with Joints

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The discussion focuses on creating a kinematic scheme for a complex structure, specifically addressing how to represent joints, particularly sliding ones. The original poster seeks guidance on simplifying a 3D diagram into an abstract representation using special symbols. Participants express confusion about the term "kinematic scheme" and inquire about the ultimate goal of the representation. The conversation highlights the challenge of translating a detailed diagram into a more abstract format while maintaining clarity. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for clear symbols and definitions in kinematic representations.
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I am not sure if I'm in the right section to post this, but I'm going to try anyway...

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/6281/clipboard02ub1.jpg

Could anybody please show me how to sketch a kinematc scheme of this structure? I don't know how to represent the joints (especially the sliding ones).

Thank you.
 
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The diagram looks challenging. I'd like to help but I don't know what you mean by a kinematic scheme. What's your ultimate goal? To get an equation for the position/orientation of reference frame six as a function of the position/orientation of all the other reference frames?
 
MikeLizzi said:
The diagram looks challenging. I'd like to help but I don't know what you mean by a kinematic scheme. What's your ultimate goal? To get an equation for the position/orientation of reference frame six as a function of the position/orientation of all the other reference frames?

My goal is to represent that machine replacing its parts with special symbols (basically I have to draw its simplified representation), and it seems easier, now that I found out it can be 3-D.
 
You already have a diagram in 3D. You want to replace that nice diagram with something more abstract? Do you have a symbol set in mind?
 
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