FM: Mechanics Study Set
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A study set for the EFAC platform that tracks moving objects by artificial vision. The position of the object inside a bounded enclosure is determined and used to derive velocity and acceleration for inclined planes, free fall, projectile motion and pendulums.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Object detection and location based on artificial vision |
| Specification | Position of the object determined within a limited enclosure |
| Specification | Velocities and accelerations derived from the tracked position |
| Specification | Suits inclined planes, free falls, parabolic movements and pendulums |
| Specification | Requires the FUB Base Frame and Robot for EFAC |
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