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Week 4 - 28/2/19

This week we started off by looking at The art of Motion control which can be described in better detail from the taomc website: http://www.taomc.com/

Motion control, or computer-controlled movement in robotics has advanced production and design. We looked at work by Bruce Shapiro, who has dedicated over 25 years to exploring motion control as a medium for artistic impression.

We looked at The Ribbon dancer, whos inspiration came from watching dancers on stage.

For the practical part of this lesson we looked at Unipolar stepper motors.

One of the differences between unipolar stepper motors and a bipolar stepper motors is that Bipolar stepper motors have four lead wires, whereas unipolar stepper motors have six lead wires.

We experimented with these and added a function that, if you turned a dial, the stepper motor would run faster or slower. this was a very simple project because the majority of the lesson was spent learning about motion control.

Below is the setup we had to make the stepper motor turn faster or slower depending on the position of the dial.

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