Developing morphing wing and tail elements
Developing morphing wing and tail elements
4 PagesCUSTOMERS PAGE 28 New knowledge in materials sciences and the continuous improvement of sensor networks open up new possibilities for adaptive aircraft technologies. At the University of Michigan, MicroLabBox plays a crucial role in testing these new designs with regard to data recording, actuator control, and the coordination of the experiments. Developing morphing wing and tail elements Fly Like Bird a dSPACE Magazine 1/2017 · © dSPACE GmbH, Paderborn, Germany · info@dspace.com · www.dspace.comPAGE 29 hen developing morph- ing aircraft technologies, the Adaptive, Intelligent, W >> UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Multifunctional Structures (AIMS) Lab at the University of Michigan frequently takes its inspiration from nature. Contrary to modern-day air- craft with their mostly stiff
