Cool Mechanical Simulation System
Posted on November 29, 2006 Comments (4)
Cool device from MIT: A Shrewd Sketch Interpretation and Simulation Tool.
We aim to create a tool that allows the engineer to sketch a mechanical system as she would on paper, and then allows her to interact with the design as a mechanical system, for example by seeing a simulation of her drawing. We have built an early incarnation of such a tool, called ASSIST, which allows a user to sketch simple mechanical systems and see simulations of her drawings in a two-dimensional kinematic simulator.
via: Back to the Drawing Board
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Categories: Engineering, Products, Students
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Categories: Engineering, Products, Students
Tags: amazing, cool, curiouscat, learning, MIT, physics, software, university research, webcasts
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