학생 프로젝트
We support students in their educational STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) projects.
The Road to Victory: RLS Encoders in Revolve Racing Cars
Revolve NTNU is a student organisation at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim campus. Since 2010, they have evolved from racing cars with internal combustion engines to four-wheel drive electric racing cars that can be driven manually or autonomously.
마그네틱 엔코더를 채용해 셀프밸런싱 이륜형 로봇카의 안정화 제어
노팅엄대학(University of Nottingham) 레이싱팀, RLS이 승리에 기여한 점 인정
RLS supply us with a range of angular position sensors which we use in our pedal and steering assemblies, and they have a wide selection of options available for various sizes, applications, and high-speed operations.
ROBI - 농업용 프로토타입 이동식 매니퓰레이터
ROBI’ is a prototype mobile manipulator for agricultural applications with requirements of low-cost, low-weight, simplicity, flexibility and modularity.
Rays Weather Station
The wind vane is responsible for determining which direction the wind is coming from. Inside the wind vane rotating cap there is a radially oriented magnet attached to the center bolt which rotates with the wind vane. Its position is sensed by the RLS RMK2 hall effect angle sensor. The se...
마그네틱 엔코더를 사용하여 SCARA의 정확도 향상
It is quite common in Austria, that students of a final class of a school for higher technical education, must prove their knowledge by working on a final project. Thus, two students of the LiTec in Linz, Austria have decided to design a robotic arm. Due to the cooperation with RLS and their generou...
클레버 카멜레온
Clever Kameleon is a project carried out at the Opole University of Technology by the Kameleon Team. Since 2015 the goal is to build and develop a multi-purpose Martian rover. The main targets of the project are the development of its members, students of the Opole University of Technology and parti...
Formula Student 포뮬러 카 제작에 RLS 엔코더 활용
Team Tallinn is the first and only Estonian Formula Student team, founded in 2006, which consists of students from Tallinn University of Technology and Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.
