“…P, Q, R Transformation matrix Geometry Method [9] P, Q, R Geometry Method Geometry Method [10] P, Q, R N/A Geometry Method [11] P, Q, R Numeric Method Geometry Method [12] P, Q, R N/A Geometry Method [22] All Joints Geometry Method N/A Among the referenced literature, it is observed that most articles base their analyses under the assumption that the active joints are all placed at the kinematic chain bases in P, Q, and R in Figure 2. The only exception is [22], which studies two additional configurations but limits its analysis to the singularities.…”