Fyzikální inženýrství: Výzkumní podpora mechatronických modelů

Physical Engineering: Research Support of Mechatronic Models

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In correspondence to the generally proposed research plan (Březina et al., 2004) and to the results achieved during the year 2006 (Březina et al., 2005), the investigations performed by the group of the Institute of Physical Engineering (IPE) of FME come under three categories. The first category represents a basic research focused on extending knowledge in physical properties of materials considered either as appropriate for modelling of mechatronic systems or as model materials of similar but simpler crystalline structure. The second category concerns an applied research closely associated with mechatronic models under development. The third category represents a direct collaboration of IPE with the industry in the development of mechatronic systems. A part of the investigation was accomplished in a close collaboration with prominent domestic and foreign universities and research institutes. Moreover, industrial partners were also involved in some research phases. The results achieved by these structurally rich and interdisciplinary themes are hereafter successively presented according to these categories

In correspondence to the generally proposed research plan (Březina et al., 2004) and to the results achieved during the year 2006 (Březina et al., 2005), the investigations performed by the group of the Institute of Physical Engineering (IPE) of FME come under three categories. The first category represents a basic research focused on extending knowledge in physical properties of materials considered either as appropriate for modelling of mechatronic systems or as model materials of similar but simpler crystalline structure. The second category concerns an applied research closely associated with mechatronic models under development. The third category represents a direct collaboration of IPE with the industry in the development of mechatronic systems. A part of the investigation was accomplished in a close collaboration with prominent domestic and foreign universities and research institutes. Moreover, industrial partners were also involved in some research phases. The results achieved by these structurally rich and interdisciplinary themes are hereafter successively presented according to these categories

In correspondence to the generally proposed research plan (Březina et al., 2004) and to the results achieved during the year 2006 (Březina et al., 2005), the investigations performed by the group of the Institute of Physical Engineering (IPE) of FME come under three categories. The first category represents a basic research focused on extending knowledge in physical properties of materials considered either as appropriate for modelling of mechatronic systems or as model materials of similar but simpler crystalline structure. The second category concerns an applied research closely associated with mechatronic models under development. The third category represents a direct collaboration of IPE with the industry in the development of mechatronic systems. A part of the investigation was accomplished in a close collaboration with prominent domestic and foreign universities and research institutes. Moreover, industrial partners were also involved in some research phases. The results achieved by these structurally rich and interdisciplinary themes are hereafter successively presented according to these categories

biomechanika, mechatronika

biomechanics, mechatronics

2006

15.12.2006

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Brno

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Simulation Modelling of Mechatronic Systems II

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15–30

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