Kinematics of a flush-mounted retractable door handle
Example for the design of a mechanism for a flush-mounted retractable door handle with separate kinematic syntheses for the two partial systems (two syntheses “in series”).
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Kinetostatic sensor field in ASOM v10
In this example of a four-bar linkage, multiple manual force curves are determined in real time. The concept can of course also be applied to any other type of multi-bar linkage. The kinematic analysis can also be extended, e.g. to include the determination of the corresponding bearing forces.
Implement joint friction in kinematic models
This example shows how to implement joint friction for revolute joints in kinematic models in ASOM. With the aid of joint friction elements, a pin diameter and a friction coefficient can be managed for each revolute joint.
Multiple shadow previews using a rolling bridge as an example
This example of a rolling bridge in ASOM v10 demonstrates how variants in the extended motion control and multiple shadow previews can help you better understand a model without having to play back the simulation completely after each modification.
Back hatch with gas springs with ASOM v10
In this example, the ASOM v10 kinematics software simulates a back hatch with gas spring support that has a hat shelf as an additional feature.
Kinematics of an Umbrella in ASOM v7
In this video the example of a typical umbrella is used to demonstrate how to purposefully create variations of a kinematic system in ASOM v7 in order to find better solutions.
Complex movements using the example of a rolling bridge
This video shows how complex sequences of motions can be created and analyzed with the kinematics software ASOM v7 using the example of a rolling bridge.
Rear spoiler design with ASOM v7: six-bar linkage with 3 planes (1/2)
In cases where a third plane condition is not offered by a synthesis, you can, for example, alternatively use our script system together with diagrams, to check in real time how well a middle plane condition is met.
Four-bar system and manual force in ASOMmini
Use the new manual force element in ASOMmini (version 1.1 and higher) to see in real time how the necessary manual force to drive your system with its pre-defined motion profile develops while changes are made.
Complex planar multi-bar linkage in ASOMmini
The example shows an arbitrary multi-bar linkage with various rotary joints and sliding joints.
Multi-bar system for a foot pedal in a car
The example shows a pedal system and the corresponding motions of its kinematics in the kinematics software ASOM v7.