STEREOSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION FOR ANALYZING GROSS MOTION.

A. G. Erdman; F. Dorman; R. J. Isaacson; D. Scott; R. Weinberg

STEREOSCOPIC INSTRUMENTATION FOR ANALYZING GROSS MOTION.

A. G. Erdman
, F. Dorman
, R. J. Isaacson
, D. Scott
, R. Weinberg

Mechanical Engineering

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An experimental gross motion analysis technique is described for determination of the relative motion between two bodies moving in two or three dimensions. A light-emitting diode mounted on each body is photographed in stereo by a high-speed camera. The digitized data are manipulated by several computer subroutines to yield the three-dimensional relative motion between the two bodies. Output is displayed on a graphics terminal. This instrumentation is utilized for analyzing spatial linkages; planar high speed mechanisms, where the reference variable is time. 40 refs.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper)
Issue number	76 -DET-69
State	Published - Jan 1 1976
Event	Unknown conference - Duration: Sep 26 1976 → Sep 29 1976

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