Advances in Haptics Part 11 pptx
Advances in Haptics Part 11 pptx
... of reaching in blind infants may be operational in sighted infants as well. Wishart, Bower & Dunkheld (1978) studied reaching in sighted infants in dark conditions so that though infants ... blind distinguish between a cube and a sphere after recovering sight in adulthood? – continues to occupy philosophers (Gallagher, 2004). 25 Advances in Haptics4 44 3.3 Influences of prior information ... Advances in Haptics4 72degrees of L-R skill in the peg moving task, and Peters and Durding (1978) found a linear relationship between L-R mean tapping rates and hand preference. These findings...
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Advances in Haptics Part 4 pptx
... during turning in walking. Figure 7 shows simulation of bide turning to the right with 20 degrees during 4 seconds. All the joint trajectories involved in turning simulation are shown in ... any delay in the system, the gain margin should be imposed by the resonant peak ofthe vibration mode. Introducing certain time delay within the loop the gain margin shouldmove to the linear region ... Advances in Haptics1 463. Gaze-Tracking Haptic InterfaceThe primary goal of our gaze-tracking haptic interface is to maintain the spatial layout ofthe interface so that the...
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Advances in Haptics Part 6 pptx
... Humerus300[mm]Forearm310[mm]xyz1st joint axis2nd joint axis3rd joint axis4th joint axis6th joint axis5th joint axisHumerus300[mm]Forearm310[mm]xyzxyz1st joint axis2nd joint axis3rd joint axis4th joint axis6th ... is concerned only with single-point contact. When multiple points of contact are involved in touching deformable objects, the effect of individual points on the other points must be considered, ... effects of individual fingers on the model and on other fingers. The physically based modeling technique we propose for displaying force and deformation involving interaction with multipoint contact...
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Advances in Haptics Part 11 pot
... between haptics and cognition, in writing. Our body, and in particular our hands, are inscribed in, and defining, the writing process in ways that have not been adequately dealt with in the ... between haptics and cognition, in writing. Our body, and in particular our hands, are inscribed in, and defining, the writing process in ways that have not been adequately dealt with in the ... learning. What is there in our theories of education that respects the biologic principles governing cognitive processing in the brain and behavioral change in the individual? […] Could anything...
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Advances in Mechatronics Part 7 pptx
... computers in mechatronics”, Computing in Science & Engineering, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 80-85, 2003. Advances in Mechatronics 110 Mechatronic system design processIntegrated Modeling and ... de Santos. Climbing and Walking Robots. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Germany, 2005. [14] M. O. Tokhi , M. A. Hossain and G. S.Virk “Climbing and Walking Robots,” Springer Berlin Heidelberg, ... 3( sin( ) ( sin sin( ))Pmr mL r44 4 4 5 2 2 3 3 3 5 5 5sin( ) ( sin sin( ) sin( )mr m L L r 66 6 6sin( ))mr g (6) where im is mass of each linkage;...
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Advances in Mechatronics Part 11 potx
... is determined as follows. In both thumb and index finger, extension is in the state where the finger is lengthened, and flexion is in the state where the finger is bent at 90 degrees. In control ... LEDs) in the images since it minimizes the effects of time varying illumination conditions and the motion of other objects in the scene. Further savings in power can be achieved by using smart ... optical line length measurement method is studied to distinguish the difference of two lines by evaluating interfered optical pulses. An optical line switching procedure is designed, and a line...
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Advances in Biomimetics Part 1 pptx
... genetic engineering to perform specific tasks in an artificial environment. Synthetic biology is explicitly aimed at creating bio-systems operating along the principles of engineering. Instead ... our vision of machines and the “biological machinery”. In an essay entitled Soft Machines, Richard Jones’s argued that the ‘machines’ found inside living cells work on principles which are ... and limited, in contrast to the plasticity and indefinite potentials of artefacts. (Bensaude-Vincent, 2007). Since the mid-twentieth century, our understanding of the brain and of living cells...
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... density; model of intra- and intermolecular binding of cations to alginate chains Woelki & Kohler, 2003 Modelling of the integration of alginate chains to the growing gel by conformational ... anisotropic inorganic materials. First of all, the channel-like structure was conserved in the ash after burning the organic part of mineralised alginate which was intended to determine the mineral ... Processing, 89, 909-922 Advances in Biomimetics 374 products are useful in diverse fields, such as the auto industry, computer logics and the wine industry, their main application is seen in...
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Advances in Biomimetics Part 13 pptx
... both in vitro and in vivo, and organic compounds incorporated the carbonate apatite coating in vivo. However, both coatings dissolved overtime in vitro, whereas in vivo CA calcified and OCP partially ... In a study by Liu et al. rh-BMP-2 was incorporated into OCP coating on Ti alloy implants, and subsequently implanted in a rat model to investigate protein release and osteoinduction. The incorporated ... tobramycin were incorporated into the CA coatings, and their release and efficacy against bacteria growth were investigated in vitro. With the increase of concentrations of antibiotics in SCP...
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Advances in Photodiodes Part 7 pptx
... reverse bias is 6 μm, constrained by a 1014 cm-3 doping minimum. Lowering the substrate doping to the intrinsic level, 1.5 x 1010 cm-3, (using an intrinsic substrate) can expand the ... Having no doping (intrinsic Silicon) between the P and N regions, making a pin “junction” (Goushcha et al., 2007). c. Extending the higher doped well towards the back wall by, i. Thinning ... 5 μm BTI width, the illumination increasingly intersects the BTI in which generated carriers can increasingly channel as crosstalk as the BTI widens (Jansz & Hinckley, 2006). 4.3.2 StaG-BTI...
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