Design Products and Applications, December 01, 2008
Maplesoft is assisting Quanser Consulting to develop haptic technology with the aim of taking robot-assisted surgery to the next level. Haptics is a technology that allows human interfaces, such as joysticks, to provide force feedback cues to someone performing the procedure from a distance making him or her feel physically ...
Read how teaching equipment from the Quanser range, supplied by Adept Scientific, is helping students and researchers at the School of Systems Engineering at Reading University in learning and applying control theory with a series of control experiments.
Find out how Quanser has been helping to develop state-of-the-art haptic robotic technology for use in a Autonomous Upper-Limb Stroke Rehabilitation Device, or rehab robot, designed to strengthen limbs affected by strokes.
Find out how Quanser has been helping to develop state-of-the-art haptic robotic technology for use in a Learn how the University of West Indies were able to provide their engineering undergraduates with industry-relevant education by equipping their Control Laboratory with the Quanser Engineering Trainer (QET) DC Motor Control system.
Learn how Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) captivates, motivates and graduates better engineering students by offering hands-on experience using Quanser equipment in their heavily-used controls laboratory.
Read how new DASYLab function blocks offer a flexible, easily intergratable test system for vehicle motor components such as exhaust gas recirculation valves, butterfly valves and air throttles.
DPA on the net, August 01, 2008
Remote autograph signing - once on the wish list of a prominent Canadian author - is now a commercial reality, thanks to a joint development by Quanser and Unotchit.
Scientific Computing World, August 01, 2008
Felix Grant on the development of robotics via maths and stats packages
Learn how Queen's University, Canada, integrated all undergraduate engineering labs to allow several departments to share modular Quanser rotary experiments.
Eureka, May 12, 2008
Tom Shelley reports on the Quanser range of hardware and software that enables robotic and other equipment to be more quickly developed, particularly for medical applications.
Maplesoft is assisting Quanser Consulting to develop revolutionary haptic (feedback) technology, taking robotically assisted surgery to the next level.
Haptics: enabling remote surgery
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