2016 Mechanisms and Robotics Conference

The 2016 Mechanisms and Robotics conference is part of International Design Engineering Technical Conferences organized by ASME International in Charlotte, North Caroline, August 22-24.

Plenary speaker Bernard Roth is the Academic Director of Stanford University’s d.school and the author of the Achievement Habit.

For some reason, ASME has broken these links to the 2016 IDETC conference, but you can find out more about each of the symposia at the conference overview link: 2016 ASME Mechanism and Robotics Conference Overview.  Then select the Expand all Symposia Link to see the sessions and a list of papers.

• MR-1 Planar Mechanism Analysis and Synthesis
• MR-2 Spatial/Spherical Mechanism Analysis and Synthesis
• MR-3 Reconfigurable Mechanisms and Robots
• MR-4 Soft, Flexible and Human-Safe Robots
• MR-5 Theoretical and Computational Kinematics (A.T. Yang Symposium)
• MR-6 Compliant Mechanisms and Micro/Nano Mechanisms (A. Midha Symposium)
• MR-7 Medical and Rehabilitation Robotics
• MR-8 Novel Mechanisms, Robots and Applications
• MR-9 Mobile Robots, Motion Planning, Dynamics and Control
• MR-10 Origami-Based Engineering Design
• MR-11 Software and Education in Mechanisms and Robots
• MR-12 Student Mechanism and Robot Design Competition
• MR-13 Keynotes/Awards