kINEMATICS SUMMER SCHOOL
aUGUST 17-18, 2019 @ hilton anaheim, ca
An ASME Mechanisms and Robotics (MR) Committee Event
Sponsored by the ASME Design Engineering Division (DED)
Co-located with the 2019 ASME International Design Engineering and Technical Conferences
Welcome
The ASME Mechanisms and Robotics Committee welcomes you to a two-day long Kinematics Summer School (KiSS) from August 17-18 at Hilton Anaheim, CA and co-located with the 2019 ASME IDETC conference.
This summer school will bring together experts from the community to provide two full days of instruction and practical application on topics such as screw theory, quaternions and Clifford algebras, mechanism synthesis, and algebraic geometry to Origami-based Engineering Design, rehabilitation robotics, reconfigurable mechanisms, and machine learning and AI in mechanisms and robotics.
Please see the full program here. We will be hosting this school in room Santa Monica in the Hilton hotel.
Objective
To provide interested PhD students and faculty access to the fundamentals of these topics, to enable easier entry into the associated research domains and to encourage proliferation of graduate courses in these areas.
Our speaker Prof. Larry Howell speaks to the popular youtube blogger Veritasium on Why Machines That Bend Are Better.
Acknowledgement
Funding for the summer school is provided by the Design Engineering Division of ASME through a special projects initiative.
For questions about this website, please contact Prof. Anurag Purwar.
The beautiful KiSS logo was designed by Sarah McCarthy. All copyrights for the logo are with her.
