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Paul Kassebaum

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The MathWorks, Inc
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42.40031, -71.11868

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3d printing, robotics, quantum mechanics, physics

 

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26 Jul 2013 Screenshot Reflect Through a Cylindrical Mirror Reflect points p through a cylinder of radius R with respect to a viewpoint v = [v_x, v_y, v_z] Author: Paul Kassebaum 3d printing, physics, art, mathematics 5 1
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30 Jul 2013 surf2solid - make a solid volume from a surface for 3D printing Turns thin surfaces into closed solids by adding a flat base or offsetting by a given thickness. Author: Sven

Love it!

03 Jul 2013 Raspberry Pi Quadrature Encoder SFunction Quadrature encoder route implemented with interrupts with WiringPi Author: Joshua Hurst

03 Jul 2013 Raspberry Pi PWM Driver Block SFunction Simple Soft PWM driver block example using WirngPi Author: Joshua Hurst

03 Jul 2013 Raspberry Pi DC Motor H-Bridge Driver Block SFunction DC Motor Driver Block using Soft PWM of WiringPi Library Author: Joshua Hurst

02 Jul 2013 NXT-LTD: Line Tracking Dancing Robot Demo Modeling Logic for Robot Control with Simulink and Stateflow Author: Siddharth

Do you have any instructions on how to build this robot? May I see a video of the robot running this model?

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28 Jul 2013 Reflect Through a Cylindrical Mirror Reflect points p through a cylinder of radius R with respect to a viewpoint v = [v_x, v_y, v_z] Author: Paul Kassebaum Lister, Jonathan

That picture is amazing!

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26 Jul 2013 Screenshot Reflect Through a Cylindrical Mirror Reflect points p through a cylinder of radius R with respect to a viewpoint v = [v_x, v_y, v_z] Author: Paul Kassebaum 3d printing, physics, art, mathematics 5 1

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