The course provides the principles of modelling and simulation of modern mechatronic systems, which are mechanical systems integrated with several types of sensors and actuators. The aim of the course is to show different methodologies to improve the potential of mechanical systems by transforming them into mechatronic systems based on virtual models. In particular, the lessons will be focused on case studies in three engineering fields: robotics, controlled electro-hydraulic actuators and smart devices.



Modelling and simulation of mechanical systems
This course is part of Autonomous Vehicle Engineering Specialization


Instructors: Salvatore Strano
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- Schematize a real system - Mathematically model multi-physics system - Development of Matlab/Simulink models 
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There are 3 modules in this course
Computer vision for the control of mechanical systems.
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6 videos14 readings6 assignments
Modelling, control and simulation of electro-hydraulic shake tables.
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6 videos9 readings6 assignments1 ungraded lab
Design and development of a smart tyre.
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6 videos10 readings6 assignments
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Reviewed on Nov 2, 2024
it helps me alot in how to design mathematical model of multi physics system
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