The dynamic development of all areas of human life is closely linked to the fields of science commonly referred to as mechatronics and computer science. Mechatronics in the field of drive and control systems is subject to continuous dynamic development. It creates a field for testing newer, more efficient, and effective solutions. Currently, requirements regarding the quality, energy efficiency, reliability, and functionality of devices and systems included in the technological process are increasing significantly. Therefore, mechatronics combines mechanics, electronics, and computer science to create functional interaction and spatial integration of components, modules, and systems into a single whole. It seems appropriate to direct laboratories in technical education toward practical workstations that reflect industrial processes to such an extent that a graduating student can fluently navigate a real production process while simultaneously introducing new solutions learned in the laboratory to the industry. In the presented article, we introduce a real laboratory workstation for a sample sampler, created as part of the Student Scientific Circle of Electromechanical System Modeling.
MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS INDUSTRY IN THE ASPECT OF THE POSITION OF LABORATORY COMPUTER-AIDED
The dynamic development in all areas of human life is closely linked to the fields of science commonly referred to as mechatronics and computer science. Even in the immediate vicinity and devices for everyday use, you can meet many examples of closely linked with the broader aspect. Mechatronics in the field of drive systemscontrol subject to continuous dynamic development. Today, largely increasing quality requirements, electro-savings, reliability and functionality of devices and systems comprising the process. It seems to be a legitimate focus of laboratories in technical education to practical industrial processes reflect the positions of the extent to graduating student can fluently move in a real production process, while also requested a new address known to the laboratory to industry. (…)
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Source: Logistyka Magazine