Flex for Real

Additional Experiments for Flex-RR

A Real-time Motion Tracking Wireless System for Upper Limb Exosuit Based on Inertial Measurement Units and Flex Sensors (TECHNICAL NOTE)

This paper puts forward a real-time angular tracking (motion capture) system for a low cost upper limb exosuit based on sensor fusion; which is integrated by an elastic sleeve-mitten, two inertial measurement units (IMU), two flex sensors and a wireless communication system. The device can accurately detect the angular position of the shoulder (flexion-extension, abduction-adduction and interna...

CDL-Flex Industry Newsletter

• Lessons learned from Industry Use Cases: AutomationML Hub – Round Trip Engineering • Research Use Case: AutomationML Analyzer for the efficient and user-friendly exploration of engineering model data in Automation Systems Engineering • Inside View: Model-Based Engineering of software tools for multi-disciplinary engineering to enable the efficient derivation of software tools. • New Research ...

Using Flex 4

ProductAbstractFactory ConcreteProductConcreteFactoryAbstractClientManager ModuleApplication 145USING FLEX 4Application architecture Last updated 11/5/2010Module domainsBy default, a module is loaded into a child domain of the current application domain. You can specify a differentapplication domain by using the applicationDomain property of the ModuleLoa...

Radial Flex Circuit

The radial flex (R-flex) circuit (previously part no. 18596-60038) has been redesigned and is now available as part no. 18596-60915. This new circuit requires a modified turret (still part no. 18596-60515). “B” trays (18596B) with serial numbers greater than 3032A22099 have the modified turret; therefore, when replacing R-flex circuits on trays with serial numbers below this, check the turret a...