This page lets you run a 5-joint robotic arm inverse kinematics (IK) solver entirely in your browser. Enter your Denavit–Hartenberg (DH) link parameters and a target pose; the app computes joint angles, shows results, and draws a live schematic—no server needed.
How the pyodide part works: the page downloads a tiny Python engine and NumPy into your browser. When you click Run, your inputs are sent to a Python function that repeatedly “nudges” the joint angles so the hand of the robot moves closer to the target—like using a calculator many times in a row until the tip is in the right spot and orientation. The numbers come back to JavaScript, which updates the results and the drawing.