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News Release from: SpaceAge Control | Subject: Educational Transducer Programme
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 12 June 2002
Educational programme cuts transducer
costs
University students can now complete research and development projects requiring displacement measurement at lower cost when they participate in the Spaceage Control Educational Transducer Programme.
University students can now complete research and development projects requiring displacement measurement at lower cost and in less time when they participate in the Spaceage Control Educational Transducer Programme The Educational Transducer Programme lets students borrow one position transducer (displacement sensor) for up to 6 months
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 8 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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If additional quantities are required, up to three additional transducers can be ordered at a 50% discount from list price.
Students are required to provide a copy of a thesis, term paper, research report, or other documentation describing the project and its conclusions.
Recent projects include Formula SAE (Ohio State), Rose Parade Float animation (Cal Poly), solar vehicle development (UC Davis), robotic motion and control (MIT, Michigan State University), and autonomous aircraft flight control (UCLA, Stanford University.
Applications for the programme are available on the Spaceage Control website.
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