Today the scientific research rely more and more on software and data. And not only the dependency but also the complexity of software and…
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EnergyEngineeringEnvironmentProduct DevelopmentResearch
From energy drains to energy efficient – the buildings of tomorrow
For almost everything we do, we use buildings. We eat, sleep, work, train, shop, and meet friends, all under a roof. Buildings have…
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Can wood be used as a major component in the new government buildings in Oslo? This was the topic of a Parliament hearing last month. Director Magnus Langseth from SFI CASA at NTNU was summoned.
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In the world, there are two types of surfaces. One is the friend of water, while the other is not. They are called the…
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All over the planet, wind turbines are continuously being put up to produce cheap and sustainable electricity. During recent decades, the power produced by…
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Many users choose a glass design after testing 30 samples. Possibly worrying fact: you may need thousands of tests to get statistically trustworthy results.
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EngineeringGeneralProduct Development
The Dynamic Positioning Lab – demonstrating the theory behind automatic positioning at sea
Dynamic positioning (DP) of ships has a 55 years industrial history, and in 2015 it was awarded by the readers of “Teknisk Ukeblad” as…
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PhD candidate Johan Kolstø Sønstabø at SFI CASA, NTNU, has spent ten weeks with Honda R&D Americas as part of his work on flow-drill screw connections to join aluminium sheets. Here is his report from the stay:
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Every year at IPM the course TMM4150 Machine design and Mechatronics is taught. It is a basic introduction to mechatronic methodology, censor technology, actuators, Arduino, etc.; basically, the foundation of any maker who wants to build more functional, mechanical or even “smart” prototypes.
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