“…As described above, in the working process, space manipulators first divide the tasks of manipulators according to the input task target, then plan the movement trajectory of manipulators according to the constraint set and action set and use the relevant optimization algorithm to optimize the motion trajectory of manipulators according to the requirement of the target set. In the process of trajectory optimization, the manipulator model is simplified to some versatility in order to facilitate calculation [8]. As shown in Figure 2, the complex manipulator structure is simplified into a structure with the composition of a rigid body and a joint: B 0 represents the rigid body of the manipulator pedestal, B 1 ∼ B n represent the links of the manipulator, J 1 ∼ J n represent the joints of the manipulator, C 0 represents the centroid of the pedestal, C 1 ∼ C n represent the centroids of the corresponding link, S O represents an inertial coordinate system that assumes absolutely stationary, S e represents the coordinate system of the manipulator pedestal, r 0 represents the position vector of the pedestal in the inertial coordinate system, r 1 ∼ r n represent the position vectors of the centroid of the corresponding link in the inertial coordinate system, p 1 ∼ p n represent the position vectors of the joint centroid in the inertial coordinate system, p e represents the position vectors of the end of the manipulator in the inertial coordinate system, a i represents the vector of J i pointing to C i , i ∈ (1, 2, .…”