ELFT HÍRADÓ

[Insperger Tamás <inspi AT mm.bme.hu>]

MEGHÍVÓ

a BME Tartószerkezetek Mechanikája Tanszék és

a BME Műszaki Mechanikai Tanszék

által közösen szervezett Mechanika szeminárium következő előadására

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Manfred Hiller
(Chair of Mechatronics, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, University of 
Duisburg-Essen)

Multibody System Dynamics and Mechatronics

2006. október 4. szerda, 14:15 óra

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Az előadás helye:

BME Műszaki Mechanikai Tanszék

MM/MG épület,  könyvtár

Az előadás tartalma:

Mechatronics as an interdisciplinary combination of domains of 
mechanical engineering,
electrical engineering and computer science became popular in industry 
and universities
since the eighties of the last century, and is meanwhile fully 
established in many areas.
The main focus of the mechatronic approach is to extend and to complete 
mechanical (or
other technical) systems by incorporating sensors and controllers - 
which includes also
the required information processing - and thus being able to generate 
partly intelligent
products. The components and modules of such systems originate from 
mechanical engineering,
from electrical engineering or other technical domains. Methods for 
describing and
combining these components and modules are based in the fields of 
applied mechanics,
system theory, control and automation theory, or information processing. 
In particular,
in mechatronic systems like robots, manipulation systems, machine tools, 
or all kinds
of vehicles, the multibody system approach offers a powerful tool to 
model the mechanical
properties of the system in a suitable manner. At the Chair of 
Mechatronics at the
University of Duisburg-Essen, research, development and education is 
dedicated to three
main fields in mechatronics:
- Basic research, mainly related to the development of algorithms and 
software for
modelling and simulation of multibody and mechatronic systems;
- Applications in the field of automotive systems in close collaboration 
with
industry;
- Applications in the field of non-classical robotics like mobile 
robots, heavy
manipulation systems, or parallel kinematic structures.

In this presentation, research and applications in this area will be 
demonstrated
by selected examples from robotics and vehicle dynamics.


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