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Huijsmans, Tom (author)
The exploration of compliant mechanisms, especially those providing linear motion, has become a central focus in recent engineering research. These mechanisms, characterized by their monolithic bodies and reduced component interactions, present an attractive alternative to traditional rigid mechanisms, having reduced friction, decreased energy...
master thesis 2023
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Coatto, Francesco (author)
Undesired vibrations are one of the most significant sources of error in any type of mechatronic system or component. The emerging field of elastic (locally resonant) metamaterials offers a viable solution to successfully suppress these by generating bandgaps in both resonant and non-resonant regions. In this thesis, metamaterials in a sensor...
master thesis 2023
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Colin, Flip (author)
Flexure mechanisms are widely utilized in precision mechanisms, but their practical use is limited by three major factors, namely restricted range of motion, parasitic motion, and significant reduction in support stiffness when deflected. To address this limitation, in this research the potential of variable thickness flexures in minimizing the...
master thesis 2023
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Hamelers, Arthur (author)
In a time of increasing awareness for the environment and rising energy prices, an efficiency in our material use is of paramount importance. This research is built on the notion that the design of light structures has a positive effect on the energy use of the built environment. The tent has been chosen to examine this approach of lightness in...
master thesis 2023
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van Houten, Aris (author)
Compliant mechanisms and decoupled parallel mechanisms are topics of high interest. The combination has been manifested for lower-mobility mechanisms, yet not attempted for higher degrees of freedom. The scarcity is countered by designing a decoupled compliant spherical parallel mechanism (DCSPM), having three independent rotational degrees of...
master thesis 2021
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Meinders, Naut (author)
There is a constant drive to make the next generation machines in the semiconductor industry more precise and faster. For this machines with a high repeatability, good dynamics and long lifetime are needed. Compliant mechanisms are suitable candidates to be used in this kind of machines because they can be manufactured monolithically, don’t wear...
master thesis 2021
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Gentilini, Andrea (author)
The Project constitutes of the design of a parasite building inside the former church of Santa Maria Paganica in L’Aquila (IT).<br/><br/>After the earthquake of the 6th of April 2009 the city of L’Aquila is experiencing difficulties to proceed with the works of reconstruction and after almost eight years from that event the majority of the city...
master thesis 2017
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Cai, C. (author)
When talking about craftsmanship in contemporary world, I care more about the social value and dissemination of craftsmanship. For me, crafts should not only be appreciated as delicate objects, but as making process and technique. Personally observation and participation add an extra value of raftsmanship. This project proposes a possibility...
master thesis 2016
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Galanos, N. (author)
The concept of the More Electric Aircraft, where the majority of the aircraft’s secondary needs will be supplied by electrical power, is under continuous research over a number of years in order to conform the recent demand for more efficient and environmentally friendly aircrafts. Advancements in power electronics have contributed towards the...
master thesis 2015
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De Vetyemy, I.F. (author), Scapinelli, V. (author)
The starting point of this thesis is the analysis - both through research and through design – of the ongoing and inevitable process of urban densification, in order to explore possible ways to face it with efficiency and quality. The goal is to investigate an alternative way to deal with the densification process in complex scenarios, where the...
master thesis 2012
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Visco, F. (author)
This is an infill/parasite housing project. The site is the corner in a typical urban block of the city of Berlin. The urban position of the project was based on the idea that "A city must be read as a carpet of fragments, as a continuum sequence of SPATIAL and PROGRAMMATIC PATTERNS." My design proposal is for a new fragment of the patchwork...
master thesis 2011
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