Redundancy Resolution

The process of selecting a specific joint configuration from the infinite set of solutions available to a redundant robot (one with more DOF than the task requires). Common strategies include: minimizing a secondary cost (joint limits, manipulability), gradient projection in the null space, and weighted pseudoinverse methods. Redundancy resolution is critical for humanoids and mobile manipulators.

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