and control hardware sped the development of the RiceWrist, a device to help rehabilitate people with spinal-cord injuries.
Thanks to the Quanser hardware and software, our process could be iterative and produce the best output possible in a short amount of time."
Dr Marcis O'Malley, Rice University
specifically targeting younger middle school studentts...Quanser had already created it and the device was ideal."
Dr Anthony Ingraffea, Professor at the Cornell School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University
This 4-page [Quanser] article looks at how universities can achieve a big reputation, produce smarter graduates and make vast savings by opting for multi-discipline control laboratories.
Read how Cornell professor Anthony Ingraffea "shook up" his students and got them excited about pursuing careers in civil engineering using a Quanser Shake Table to bring earthquake science to life and provide hands-on experience. As a result, Dr. Anthony Ingraffea's class gained a deeper understanding of structural dynamics and ...
Find out how a Quanser Shake Table, supplied by Adept Scientific, is helping academics at the University of East London to communicate those concepts and to demonstrate the dynamic and seismic responses of structures, without the need for building large-scale prototypes.
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How to attract more engineering students through systematic lab expansion with Quanser.
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Learn how an ongoing collaborative relationship between Quanser and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto resulted in a state-of-the-art controls lab for efficient teaching and graduate research.
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DPA, August 02, 2010
Students of automation technology at Tsinghua University in China are discovering that practical hands-on experience beats hours of theory. They have recently used commercially available real-time control software [Quanser] in a contest to see who could design the best controller to balance a mechanical system.
Dr. Jacob Apkarian, Quanser's CTO looks at the future of engineering and shares a strategy for universities to optimise engineering programs to captivate a new generation of students. This article looks at the benefits multidisciplinary control laboratories can achieve, such as superior reputation for the university, finer graduates, efficient use ...
Tsinghua University, China needed to give students a tool they could easily use to design and deploy their controllers. Learn how QUARC software helped the University’s Automation Department hold an Automatic Control Design competition for its undergraduate engineering students. The students were delighted with QUARC because it saved them time ...
Discover how students at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are using Quanser's 5 DOF Open Architecture Robot to quickly learn control and robotics concepts, and implement the theory. Hands-on courses that feature practical experiments help to motivate students and draw more undergraduates to Harvard’s Engineering Program.
Read how the use of real-time control challenges, namely Quanser's 3DOF helicopter experiment, is enabling students at Bristol University to quickly explore control systems.
Dr. Wang from the University of Waterloo wants to graduate credible engineers and give them real life experience. Learn how Quanser's rapid control prototyping software QUARC helps him reach this goal. It helps students put mechatronics theory into practice and enables them to build control systems faster, so they've got ...
Learn how Milwaukee School of Engineering leveraged its Matlab®/Simulink® expertise to give their graduates hands-on experience in the lab so they gain a better understanding of control principles and succeed in their future engineering careers using Quanser control experiments.
This 4-page article looks at how universities can achieve a big reputation, produce smarter graduates and make vast savings by opting for multi-discipline control laboratories from Quanser. If engineering departments are willing to pool resources, it's possible to create fewer, high quality, bustling and adaptable laboratories that serve a wide ...
Professor Venkat Krovi, an Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering of State University of New York at Buffalo (SUNY), came to Quanser looking for a means to quickly physically prototype a yet non-existent 6 DOF motion platform for his latest experimental research.
Thanks to Quanser's technology, LongPen can autograph books for fans on the other side of the world…
Learn how a reserach-focused professor at the University of Cincinnati attracts the best students to help fast-track his research using Quanser.
Learn how Cornell University built a bridge between theory and reality to engage civil engineering students with hands-on projects using Quanser shake tables.
Quanser and the University of Toronto work together to improve undergraduate/graduate labs and foster research.
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