yo 02 3 m 2 E Figure Q1 Determine the work space and the work envelope traced out by E for the simple robot shown in Figure Q1, if the robot variables have the following restrictions:-45° s0, 5 90° and-30° s 02 5 90°. The point O is fixed. All angles are positive in the counterclockwise direction.

yo 02 3 m 2 E Figure Q1 Determine the work space and the work envelope traced out by E for the simple robot shown in Figure Q1, if the robot variables have the following restrictions:-45° s0, 5 90° and-30° s 02 5 90°. The point O is fixed. All angles are positive in the counterclockwise direction.

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