WEAR lab is recruiting "Interns", "Undergrads", "Grads" and "Postdocs" (email: wearlab.dgist@gmail.com)
To learn the key modeling and analysis methods of various robotic manipulators. The course covers various manipulators, introducing the theories, modeling techniques, control strategies, and simulation methods for each type, to enable students to develop the modeling and analytical skills necessary for advanced robotic manipulator research
Serial manipulators
Parallel manipulators
Cable-driven manipulators
Continuum manipulators
Soft manipulators
Underactuated manipulators
Redundant manipulators
Tensegrity manipulators
Wearable manipulators
A laboratory-based and project-oriented mechatronics system class covering the fundamentals of and hands-on experience in microcontrollers, analog and digital electronics, sensors, actuators, control logics, and mechanical system elements.
WEAR lab offers training on various topics (3D CAD, Arduino programming, Circuit design, Soldering and wiring, etc.) to undergraduate students. This is a great opportunity to learn hands-on skills necessary to do good engineering projects!