by Jason Moore I’ve been making steady progress on the system identification of our experiments and this is one of the better fits. This example is for run # 700. Luke is the rider @ 5.1657 m/s for a line tracking with disturbance run on the pavilion floor. There are … Continue reading
by Jason Moore A youtube video clip showing a bmx bike has a mind of its own. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9sLFZpOSZg
by Jason Moore We’ve posted the slides to the bicycle dynamics and control talk we recently gave at the Bicycle Hall of Fame in Davis, CA. http://mae.ucdavis.edu/~biosport/bhoftalk/
by Andrew Kickertz I started thinking more about collisions of bowling pins a couple weeks ago, and I’ve come up with something that I think is pretty cool. It is a 2D frictionless simulation of 1 ball and 10 pins operating primarily on the following equations: ν0=(V0−V′0)⋅n^ Vf=V0−mν0/M(1+e) V′f=V′0+mν0/M′(1+e) … Continue reading