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  • On topology optimization of large deformation contact-aided shape morphing compliant mechanisms

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    - MECHANISM AND MACHINE THEORY - Year 2021

    A topology optimization approach for designing large deformation contact-aided shape morphing compliant mechanisms is presented. Such mechanisms can be used in varying operating conditions. Design domains are described by regular hexagonal elements. Negative circular masks are employed to perform dual task, i.e., to decide material states of each element and also, to generate rigid contact surfaces. Each mask is characterized by...

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  • Evolutionary Sets of Safe Ship Trajectories Within Traffic Separation Schemes

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    The paper presents the continuation of the author's research on Evolutionary Sets of Safe Ship Trajectories (ESoSST) methodology. In an earlier paper (Szlapczynski, 2011) the author described the foundations of this methodology, which used Evolutionary Algorithms (EA) to search for an optimal set of safe trajectories for all the ships involved in an encounter. The methodology was originally designed for open waters or restricted...

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  • Wiktor Sieklicki dr inż.

    Mechanical Engineer degree in Automatics and Robotics achieved in 2006 from Mechanical Faculty of Gdansk University of Technology, Mechanics and Strength of the Materials Department (thesis topic: "Micro electro-mechanical devices for laparoscopy"). Thesis written during the exchange program with Genova University, Italy. PhD in Mechatronics finished in 2010 from Mechanical Faculty of Gdansk University of Technology, Mechanics...

  • Design of a microrobotic wrist for needle laparoscopic surgery

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    The paper addresses the design of a micro wrist for needle laparoscopic surgery (needlescopy) using MEMS technology and an original 3 degree of freedom, 3D architecture. Advancement in needlescopy drives the development of multi-dof micro-tools 1-2mmin diameter with 3D mobility but standard available fabricationtechniques are for 2.5D structures. The paper discusses thedevelopment steps and design solutions for the realization...

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