A DISTRIBUTED, UNIVERSAL DEVICE FOR PLANAR PARTS FEEDING: UNIQUE PART ORIENTATION IN PROGRAMMABLE FORCE FIELDS Karl F. Bohringer Bruce R. Donald

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Date: 2003-07-05 01:44:00 Vector calculus Analytic geometry Classical mechanics Euclidean vector Linear algebra Rotation matrix Symmetry Cartesian coordinate system Cross product Algebra Geometry Mathematics		A DISTRIBUTED, UNIVERSAL DEVICE FOR PLANAR PARTS FEEDING: UNIQUE PART ORIENTATION IN PROGRAMMABLE FORCE FIELDS Karl F. Bohringer Bruce R. Donald Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ee.washington.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1.018,55 KB Share Document on Facebook

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