Achievement
Trainee findings useful for robot control
Project
IGERT: Interdisciplinary Research Training in Biocentric Robotics
University
University of Utah
(Salt Lake City, UT)
PI
Trainee Achievements
Trainee findings useful for robot control
IGERT student Andrew Petruska has found the optimal permanent-magnet aspect ratios for a number of common geometries (cylinders, washers, cuboids) if the goal is to accurately model their field using a simple analytical point-dipole model. This result will be useful for robot control. A journal paper has been submitted. Andrew has also been working on the design of a novel omnidirection electromagnet with no moving parts. Such a device could be useful for the control of a variety of magnetic microsurgical devices. A patent and journal paper are in preparation.
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