👉 RV Math, or Real Vector Algebra, is a simplified framework for understanding and working with vectors in three-dimensional space, particularly useful in robotics and computer graphics. It abstracts away some of the complexities of traditional vector algebra, focusing on essential properties like addition, scalar multiplication, and the dot product. In RV Math, vectors are represented as arrows in 3D space, and operations such as combining vectors (addition) and scaling them by numbers (multiplication) are straightforward. The dot product, a key operation, measures the similarity between two vectors and is used for calculating angles and projections. This approach makes it easier to visualize and compute spatial relationships, crucial for tasks like determining orientation, distance, and collision detection in robotics and 3D modeling.
