Abstract
A most general form of the mobility equation is presented, which predicts the number of inputs required to drive a single loop mechanism having such geometrical constraints as passive freedoms and redundant freedoms. Passive rotational freedoms and redundant translational freedoms are described with use of spherical indicatrices and closure equations. Applying graph theory, a method of synthesizing single loop overconstrained mechanisms is given, which is illustrated through examples.
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