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Highly programmable surface

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by Michael FieldingMichael Fielding, Saeid Nahavandi
A highly programmable electro-mechanical surface is developed using an effective array of individual pins arranged in a gridform. Each pin can be independently raised or lowered to create a wide range of contoured surfaces. It was found that as the number of elements increased. high levels of accuracy could still be achieved. however the required processing power increased logarithmically. This finding was attributed to the large amounts of data being passed. and subsequently led to a second focus; various methods of data management and flow control techniques within large-scale multi elemental systems. Results indicated a large potential for highly programmable surfaces within industry to provide a computer controlled surface for rapid prototyping. The research also revealed the potential for such a device to be used as a HID within Haptic applications.

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Title of proceedings

Mechatronics 2004 : 9th Mechatronics Forum International Conference, Ankara, 30 Aug-1 Sept 2004 : conference proceedings

Event

Mechatronics Forum International Conference (9th : 2004, Ankara, Turkey)

Pagination

577 - 582

Publisher

Atilim University

Location

Ankara, Turkey

Place of publication

Ankara, Turkey

Start date

2004-08-30

End date

2004-09-01

ISBN-13

9789756707135

ISBN-10

9756707135

Language

eng

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E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2004, Atilim University

Editor/Contributor(s)

A Erden, B Platin, M Acar

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