The problem of simulating kuka orbit movement in rhino

[gavin20181001]

Hello everyone
This is my first contact with this plugin
Related operation knowledge is also learned from the channel video
I have a question after my own operation.
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Like the picture below
This is a simple straight line trajectory
I know that if the orbital motion is unreasonable, the kuka robot will be red
But I do n't understand why this part is unreasonable
Because from the starting point to the leaving point, I set it within a reasonable range
I don't understand where is wrong, can someone tell me?



grasshopper file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uOswSjFieh2AhytQSxEF2tSUYD-8TCPW/view?usp=sharing

[Johannes @ Robots in Architecture]

Hello Gavin,

You are moving through a singularity, see e.g. a random video here: https://youtu.be/lD2HQcxeNoA?t=9
Singularities are when two axes, in that case the front A6 and A4, are aligned, which is a problem for the kinematic solver. In your case A4 flips by 180 degrees, A6 moves along to compensate and due to the limited axis range of the Agilus they both run into axis limits.
And easy fix would be to move the toolpath upwards or downwards, where there is more of an angle at A5. Or you could use a tool that is not normal to the flange - but there is no universal solution, singularities are very application dependent.
Does that make sense?

Best,
Johannes

[gavin20181001]

Thanks for your reply :)