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inverse sinematic of robot.You should upload at least five sourcecode.

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inverse2
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.......\............\............\clickInverse.m
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.......\............\............\pathtrack.m
.......\............\............\readme.txt
.......\............\............\RRRdrawing.m
.......\............\............\rrrproject3.asv
.......\............\............\RRRproject3.fig
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.......\............\............\startpathtrack.m
.......\............\............\stoppathtrack.m
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.......\............\3RRR_manual.doc

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