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Hardware, Volume 2, Issue 4

December 2024 - 4 articles

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Articles (4)

  • Article
  • Open Access
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14 Pages

A Low-Cost Open-Source Uniaxial Tensile System for Soft Tissue Testing

  • Adham Salih,
  • Navit Roth,
  • Oshri Buganim and
  • Avishag Deborah Pelosi

3 December 2024

The evaluation of soft tissue biomechanical properties is of paramount importance not only for a comprehensive understanding of human physiology and physiopathology, but also in the research and development of bio-compatible artificial tissues with v...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,763 Views
13 Pages

The Development of a 3D Magnetic Field Scanner Using Additive Technologies

  • Artem Sobko,
  • Nikolai Yudanov,
  • Larissa V. Panina and
  • Valeriya Rodionova

11 November 2024

Visualizing magnetic fields is essential for studying the operation of electromagnetic systems and devices that use permanent magnets or magnetic particles. However, commercial devices for this purpose are often expensive due to their complex designs...

  • Communication
  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,093 Views
6 Pages

High Impedance Active Probe for High Voltages

  • Marc-Aurèle Boillat and
  • Peter C. Hauser

8 October 2024

The probe was designed for the measurement of DC voltages of up to 30 kV from high impedance sources. It is based on a resistive divider with a total resistance of 200 GΩ and a step-down factor of 10’000. In order to allow the measurement...

  • Article
  • Open Access
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17 Pages

Tactile Simultaneous Localization and Mapping Using Low-Cost, Wearable LiDAR

  • John LaRocco,
  • Qudsia Tahmina,
  • John Simonis,
  • Taylor Liang and
  • Yiyao Zhang

29 September 2024

Tactile maps are widely recognized as useful tools for mobility training and the rehabilitation of visually impaired individuals. However, current tactile maps lack real-time versatility and are limited because of high manufacturing and design costs....

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