by Christopher Nook
We humans are very good at collaboration. For instance, when two people work together to carry a heavy object like a table or a sofa, they tend to instinctively coordinate their motions, constantly recalibrating to make sure their hands are at the same height as the other person’s. Copyright Adam Conner-Simons | Rachel Gordon | CSAIL May 22, 2019
by Christopher Nook
by Christopher Nook
This lesson is a continuation of a series of lessons involved with learning about Stepper Motors and Servo Motors. If you haven’t already, please review our previously released lesson on, What is a Stepper Motor and How it works. In this lesson, we will discuss the Stepper Motor Advantages and Disadvantages compared to Servo Motors.
by Christopher Nook
Why was the inductor watching the news?
by Christopher Nook
This short video shows you how to use Solidworks to mate a lead screw with a stepper motor.
by Christopher Nook
Students with Autism thrive in the world of CNC Machining.
by Christopher Nook
A stepper motor is one of the most common motors used in motion control applications, primarily positioning applications.
by Christopher Nook
Handle is a mobile manipulation robot designed for logistics.
by Christopher Nook
A simple illustration involving threading an acme screw in Solidworks.
by Christopher Nook
Regardless of the details of any given application, there are some pretty important design considerations that should be addressed each and every time you are considering trapezoidal screws as a means of linear motion. In this post we will explore five critical questions that must be answered to achieve success.
