
Mechanism Design
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This book presents foundational concepts alongside practical methodologies, making it an accessible resource for both students and practitioners in the field. In this revised edition, real-world application of the presented methods is supported through the integration of MATLAB (R) and its powerful simulation and visualization toolbox, Simscape Multibody (TM). These tools help bridge theory and practice, allowing readers to implement kinematic synthesis techniques and observe system behavior through dynamic visualizations. New content expands this book's scope, including topics such as geared five-bar kinematic synthesis and both forward and inverse kinematics for robotic systems.
Designed as a complete introduction to kinematic synthesis, this book is an essential resource for students in mechanical engineering and related disciplines seeking to master the principles and practicalities of mechanism design.
The new edition also includes a solution manual and MATLAB as an online resource for instructors to support the topics discussed in this book.
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Qiong "John" Shen, Ph.D., is the founder of Softalink LLC, New Jersey, a consulting company that applies cloud-computing and big data technologies to help automate and optimize business processes, and transform traditional marketing and strategic planning into a data-driven manner. Besides business activities, Dr. Shen is also active, as an adjunct professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), in preparing college students for ever-growing challenges in engineering and management. Dr. Shen received a Ph.D. degree from a joint program between Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering Departments at NJIT. He has made substantial contributions to research in Robotics and Mechanism Synthesis by applying technologies from distributed parallel computing, machine learning, visualization, and simulation.
Raj S. Sodhi, Ph.D., P.E. is a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at NJIT. He has over 30 years of experience in research and education related to mechanical design, mechanisms synthesis, and manufacturing engineering. Dr. Sodhi is the author or co-author of over 100 refereed papers in scientific journals and conference proceedings. He was awarded the Society of Manufacturing Engineering's University Lead Award in recognition of leadership and excellence in the application and development of computer integrated manufacturing. He also received the N. Watrous Procter & Gamble Award from the Society of Applied Mechanisms and Robotics for significant contributions to the science of mechanisms and robotics and the Ralph R. Teetor New Engineering Educator Award from the Society of Automotive Engineers. Dr. Sodhi is a registered Professional Engineer in Texas.
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