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Nonholonomic constraints refer to constraints on the velocities of a mechanical system that cannot be integrated into position constraints, meaning they limit the system's motion without necessarily restricting its configuration space. These constraints are prevalent in robotics and vehicle dynamics, where they dictate feasible paths and maneuvers, often requiring specialized control strategies for navigation and planning.
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