Space Mouse: By, S.Priyanka 08P71A0466
Space Mouse: By, S.Priyanka 08P71A0466
Space Mouse: By, S.Priyanka 08P71A0466
Contents
Introduction
How does the Space Mouse work ? Mechatronics Multisensory Concept Space Mouse Magellan Conclusion References
Introduction
Mouse used to move cursor and activate. Mouse sends senses of hand to computer. Mouse acts as 2D controller. Space mouse acts as 3D controller.
On either side of disk INFRARED sensor and LED are present. An on-board processor chip reads pulses from sensor. Pulses are changed to binary data.
Mechatronics
It is a blend of Mechanical engineering, Electronic engineering & Computing. The term mechatronics was coined by Tetsuro Mori in 1969.
Features
Applications
Multisensory Concept
High degree of electronic and processor integration. Fully modular hardware and software structures.
hollow balls.
This generated six degree of freedom hand
controllers.
Applications
Stiff strain gauge based torque system. Miniaturized triangulation based laser range finders. Integrated inductive joint torque sensor.
Space Mouse
Developed by the DLR institute of robotics and mechatronics.( DLR- Deutsches Zenturum far Luft-und Raumfahrt).
It is designed to manipulate devices in 3D environment. We can zoom, rotate , shift and pan models. Can explore and navigate designs as natural as in real
world.
Specifications
Features
It can be used as a conventional mouse. It is wear resistant and drift free. It just needs few mill amperes of current. It replaces all electronic activities like analogous signal processing, computational evaluation.
Benefits
Earlier detection of errors. Cost savings in design. Interactive motion controller.
Ease of use.
Fingertip operation. Drawing time is reduced.
Benefits
Drawing times is reduced by 20%-30%.
Increasing overall productivity. Detection of design errors is fast. In 3D applications Magellan is used in conjunction with a 2D mouse.
Cyberpuck
Conclusion
First real robot in space. Used for design of visual mouse. Serves as an intuitive man-machine interface.
References
www.google.com
www.howstuffworks.com www.wikepedia.com www.ieee.com www.spacemouse.com