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I like http://507movements.com/mm_398.html http://507movements.com/mm_398.html which is a programmable drive system. Constant rotation input can give you a cyc
by jzwinck 7y ago
I like http://507movements.com/mm_398.html http://507movements.com/mm_398.html which is a programmable drive system. Constant rotation input can give you a cyclic but irregular and arbitrary output movement.
Another good programmable mechanism is a spring made from sheet metal. Take a flat piece and cut a spiral with the width of the material proportional to the force you want at that part of the spring's travel. Stretch it out to form a little tower, with the base on a solid surface, and the load carried on the center of the spiral.
- vanderZwan 7y ago> Constant rotation input can give you a cyclic but irregular and arbitrary output movement. Arthur Ganson has used that to make kinetic artworks: https://www.ted.com/talks/arthur_ganson_makes_moving_sculpture?language=en https://www.ted.com/talks/arthur_ganson_makes_moving_sculptu...