Lecture

Mechanical Systems: Design and Dynamics

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Description

This lecture covers the satisfaction of needs through energy transformation in EPFL mechanical systems, including the dynamics and movement of these systems. It explains the systematic and hierarchical organization of mechanical systems, the breakdown of complex systems into subsystems, and the design methodology used in creating and analyzing ideas for mechanical systems.

Instructor

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