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Re: Gear spacings.
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 7 Nov 2000 16:43:31 GMT
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Kasper Vilhelm Torp <kasper@NOMORESPAMkubusnet.dk>
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Jennifer Clark wrote:
> Something else I've thought would be handy would be a program which would take
> as inputs the desired positions of the input and output axles in a gear train
> and the desired gear ratio. Space constraints in the form of "bricks" blocking
> off certain volumes of space would also be input. The program would then
> go off
> and compute all possible gear trains (if any) that fit the parameters. A
> degree
> of "fuzziness" could be built in that would allow, for example, variations of
> the desired gear ratio, and perhaps a factor could be specified stating the
> desired "perfectness" of the gear geometry.
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> The problem is obviously of exponential complexity, but for small numbers of
> gears is no doubt managable without resorting to complex AI or constraint
> satisfaction techniques.
Well, I happen to work for a company which is just about to market a
product for dealing with constraints - and this seems as a nice problem for
making a small demo this weekend. Fuzziness and perfection must wait, though.
I will post an URL as soon as possible.
Kasper
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