We entered the academic shake table business over 20 years ago. Since then, our Shake Table II and Shake Table III have enabled academics around the globe to conduct cutting edge research in structural dynamics and earthquake engineering. In this...
Embedded Control and Machine Learning technology has advanced dramatically in the last decade. Creating state-of-the-art applications in a modular and efficient scope has never been more achievable. That allows us to ask questions that have not been asked before. And...
Conference season at Quanser is a stressful but exciting time. Each year, the Engineering team is called upon to create demonstrations of our equipment. These demos showcase the key features and advantages of the Quanser approach to engineering education and...
In a previous blog post, we discussed our close collaboration with the University of New Mexico's Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department and its WHY Lab. The initiative gives freshman students a better sense of what ECE is. How? By answering...
I've seen a lot of inverted pendulums balancing in my day. From single, double, and triple, to flexible, dual, and mounted on a seesaw, I thought I'd seen it all. But a few months ago, we met with a team...
Building a robust and maintainable research lab for modern engineering applications can be challenging. Researchers often procure components from different sources - consumer stores, industry suppliers, open-source communities, or build them by themselves. Trying to make such a collection work...
