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| Dr. Tom Lee highlights the teaching and research flexibility of Quanser's Rotary line of experiments. The Rotary Servo Control Lab accepts a wide array of add-on modules, including the inverted pendulum module seen here. |
A high degree of flexibility is one of the benefits that controls
professors can expect when putting together a lab based on Quanser solutions.
The reason: Quanser
labs are composed of a small number of versatile, high quality, modular components and peripherals—elements you can easily mix and match to teach a
wide range of control concepts and courses, from the most fundamental to the
most advanced. You can also use these same modular elements to conduct advanced
research.
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| Above are some of the Quanser add-on modules from the Rotary lineup. This high degree of flexibility and functionality continues in our Linear, Mechatronic, Specialty, Custom and Unmanned System devices. |
Watch as Tom Lee, Quanser’s Chief Education Officer, discusses Quanser’s flexibility from a unique location: inside the National Instruments (NI) Campus Tour vehicle that is currently touring North American campuses and demonstrating the functionality of some of Quanser’s and NI’s joint offerings.
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