Lecture

Assembly: Physics of Manufacturing

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of assembly in manufacturing, including the need for precise positioning, aligning elements, and controlling degrees of freedom. It discusses common couplings, stability, spatial vectors, force, and graph theory in the context of assembly.

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