COMPLIANT MECHANISM COMPILATION 2 - this changes your way of thinking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2021
- COMPLIANT MECHANISM COMPILATION 2
In mechanical engineering, a compliant mechanism is a flexible mechanism that achieves force and motion transmission through elastic body deformation.
Advantages:
Low cost production
No backlash
No surface wear
can easily store energy
simplification / fewer parts
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It's a really good job ! Thanks for the sharing :)
Thank you so much for watching! Please share the video with people are interested in the topic
Truly one of the best emerging technique nowadays
It’s actually a really old one beginning with bow and arrow and some compliant catapults in acient time and we use some in our daily life without noticing! but nowadays people are beginning to understand its potential and the new studies and technique are very interesting
Greetings, have you ever designed 3d gripper, I would like to know how it looks and how the mechanical model behave on 3D grasping object
È un concetto molto interessante se penso poi che si basa su leve e materiali idonei..... potrebbe avere sviluppo pazzeschi
Grande Simo si anche secondo me è una tecnologia che applicata ai materiali moderni può solo migliorare
Greet job but can i know the trade name of the material of the plastic
This is a normal 3D print Pla but it is absolutely not the best plastic for this use. probably it is better to print with more durable plastics or better still to rough them in one piece like industry make
@@MaxBrainDevices thank you
@@mohamedghoneim8078 there is no problem if I can help write to me. plus you can find some of these designs on my thingiverse profile
What filament do you recommend for long lasting compliant mechanism ?
I tried petg but after some cycles of use it lost all it's stiffness and now it's super wobbly at the joints.
Maybe Nylon would be better suited? since it has naturally higher flexibility and should therefore have a larger range of motion without permanent deformation ? What's your thoughts on this?
Hi. Thank you for informative video. Are all of these mechanism patented?
No it’s public domain you can find it in my thingiverse profile for free
This background music....
Bahahha it's so intense!!!
Hi Max, do you have the model for the compliant switch? Thank you.
Edit: It's ok, I found it here... th-cam.com/video/qKPIRQ43980/w-d-xo.html
yes i have some models on my thingiverse here s the link to my profile
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4798664