Mechatronics is the interdisciplinary collaboration of power, electronics, and mechanical systems, including embedded software and hardware — or, more simply stated, the convergence of engineering ...

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Though the term mechatronics was coined back in 1969, it is still tough to find easy-to-use electromechanical design tools that enable design optimization across engineering disciplines. Few machine ...

Interdisciplinary engineering instruction in our multi-purpose mechatronics lab transforms engineering students into career professionals. Experiments build core knowledge in electrical and electronic ...

UL’s Dr Eoin Hinchy talks about the past, present and future of industrial automation, and how trends such as AI and mechatronics are making their mark. In order to understand just how far industrial ...

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A new test from PMMI covers the principles and applications of the most commonly found mechanical drive components. The near constant state of evolving automation technologies, coupled with the ...

For precision engineering systems, such as CD and DVD players, anti lock braking systems and computer hard disk drives, vibration can significantly affect performance. Now, engineers have developed an ...

Embedded computing, software control of electromechanical systems, mechanical design and construction, sensors, actuators, digital and analog electronics. This is an advanced class in mechatronic ...

First generation machines were all mechanical, perhaps powered by an electric motor. Second generation machines were electro-mechanical, containing add-on sensors and actuators that were controlled by ...