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Open-source torsion spring design with tool
To anyone interested in mechanical design--if you want a neat, easy-to-implement torsion spring, we published a new design last month in IEEE Transactions on Mechatronics. In addition to the design, we created a standalone application (.exe) that will design the springs for you. The links below includes the manuscript and Github repository that hosts the tool. It creates a two-part torsion spring that can be customized for desired stiffness, material properties, among many other attributes. The paper and tool are both open-access and freely available (under described licenses).
This work is provided by the Neurobionics Lab, Depts. of Robotics and ME, University of Michigan, sponsored by the NSF.
Technical paper (free): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10360301
GitHub repo to download .exe design tool (free): https://github.com/neurobionics/spring-design-tool
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To anyone interested in mechanical design--if you want a neat, easy-to-implement torsion spring, we published a new design last month in IEEE Transactions on Mechatronics. In addition to the design, we created a standalone application (.exe) that will design the springs for you. The links below includes the manuscript and Github repository that hosts the tool. It creates a two-part torsion spring that can be customized for desired stiffness, material properties, among many other attributes. The paper and tool are both open-access and freely available (under described licenses).
This work is provided by the Neurobionics Lab, Depts. of Robotics and ME, University of Michigan, sponsored by the NSF.
Technical paper (free): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10360301
GitHub repo to download .exe design tool (free): https://github.com/neurobionics/spring-design-tool
#industry
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