...PROJECT REPORT “WORKING MODEL OF MECHANICAL ELBOW UNIT” SUBMITTED BY Gautam M. Dobariya A PROJECT REPORT On “Working Model of Mechanical Elbow unit” Submitted by GAUTAM M. DOBARIYA -110210125040 In fulfillment for the award of the degree Of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING In PRODUCTION ENGINEERING Government Engineering College, Bhavnagar Gujarat Technological University, Ahmadabad DECEMBER- 2014. Page | 2 GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, BHAVNAGAR PRODUCTION ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT DECEMBER 2014 CERTIFICATE Date: This is to certify that the dissertation entitled “WORKING MODEL OF MECHENICAL ELBOW UNIT” has been carried out by GAUTAM M. DOBARIYA (110210125040) under my guidance in fulfillment of the degree of Bachelor of Engineering in PRODUCTION ENGINEERING (7th semester) of Gujarat Technological University, Ahmadabad during the academic year 2014-15. GUIDE (Prof. C.D. DOKAL) Department of Production Engineering, Government Engineering College, Bhavnagar, Gujarat-364002. HEAD OF DEPARTMENT (Prof. A.G. KUNTE) Department of Production Engineering, Government Engineering College, Bhavnagar, Gujarat-364002. 3|Page IDP/ UDP Project Statement Form (This is a sample format and departments can modify it if they need as per required scenario and sector) TITLE OF PROBLEM/PROJECT “WORKING MODEL OF MECHENICAL ELBOW UNIT” DICIPLINARY DICIPLINARY | INTER-DICIPLINARY SR.NO. DISCIPLINE/S Production...
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...before shaving, but with the new shaver, all you have to do is dip the blades in water and it'll work like a shaving cream/gel. It's a modification and improvement of an existing product. Bella and Birch Textured Paints: These can be applied like a wallpaper without the use of glue. It's a dynamically continuous innovation as it can exert a degree of influence on usage and behavior patterns. This doesn’t really change the demeanor/behavior of the applicator. Norplant Contraceptive: This is an example of a discontinuous innovation as this innovation required significant changes in behavior of significant importance to the individual. This kind of contraceptive is made of six small silicone capsules and becomes implanted in the upper arm of the female and stays effective for five years This requires the female to completely step away from the need of use of condoms. Sunkist Tuna in Patches This is an example of a continuous innovation because the new product is a modification of Sunkist's existing canned tuna. Behavior patterns would still be the...
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...stickers. A woman came up on the buzzer. “Hello?” Shōto searched for a camera to talk to. “My name is Todoroki Shōto. I go to school with Midoriya Izuku.” “Oh, of course!” The woman called for what sounded like her son. “You can come in now, Todoroki. He’ll be right out.” Inside, Midoriya tried tying his own shoes with two broken hands as his mother battled with doing it herself. “Hello,” she said. “It’s so nice to meet you, Todoroki.” “Mom, please,” Midoriya whined. “I got this.” Ignoring Midoriya’s complaints, his mother secured on his shoes and socks, then put on a light coat. Shōto bowed to the small family and gave them space as they worked out Midoriya’s casual outfit. “Don’t overdo it,” Midoriya’s mother warned as they left. “Your arms still need to heal. I don’t know what you’re going to do, but make sure you don’t overdo...
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...My best guess of Nursemaid's Elbow is that it was an injury sustained by a nurse while taking care of patients or a home caregiver who may not know proper techniques in moving a patient. Nursemaid's elbow actually is a dislocation of the elbow joint. Nursemaid's elbow is also sometimes referred to as "radial head subluxation" or "pulled elbow". This injury is seen in younger children up to age 6. Nursemaid's elbow can occur in an infant when they roll over onto the or a when a young child uses the hands to brace himself or herself during a fall. Other ways this injury occurs is when an adult catches a child by the hand to prevent a fall, lifts a child up by the hands or wrists, pulls a child's arm through a jacket or shirt sleeve, swings...
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...Technology and Health Care 19 (2011) 483–495 DOI 10.3233/THC-2011-0646 IOS Press 483 Rehabilitation Engineering Rehabilitation robotics Marko Munih and Tadej Bajd∗ Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Abstract. The paper presents the background, main achievements and components of rehabilitation robotics in a simple way, using non-technical terms. The introductory part looks at the development of robotic approaches in the rehabilitation of neurological patients and outlines the principles of robotic device interactions with patients. There follows a section on virtual reality in rehabilitation. Hapticity and interaction between robot and human are presented in order to understand the added value of robotics that cannot be exploited in other devices. The importance of passive exercise and active tasks is then discussed using the results of various clinical trials, followed by the place of upper and lower extremity robotic devices in rehabilitation practice. The closing section refers to the general importance of measurements in this area and stresses quantitative measurements as one of the advantages in using robotic devices. Keywords: Robot, haptic interface, virtual reality, measurement 1. Introduction The application of robotic approaches in neurological patient rehabilitation was introduced almost two decades ago [1]. Even though the number of robotic rehabilitation systems is large, the number of clinical trials remains quite...
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...Prosthetic Arm We have all heard the cliché “you don’t appreciate what you have until it’s gone”. For some it can be a materialistic thing as a car or a cellphone. Others are boyfriends or girlfriends that recently broken up. But for some, it can be something much more than that. Something that is more personal to them. To others it can be a limb that was lost from war, an accident, and diseases such as diabetes. We can only imagine on how hard life can be without the use of our hands. Unfortunately it is a brutal reality to others who do live day by day with only one or no arms at all. Prosthetic arms have very limited actions as some don’t bend with just a hook at the end of it. Some of the other more advanced prosthetic arms only bend and move from two places, the elbow and the wrist. With today’s technology increasingly advancing, and with the help of a university professor, the six million dollar man with robotic limbs is not too far from becoming a reality. Professor Michael Goldfarb from University Vanderbilt and his team have developed what looks to be the beginning of new prosthetic arms to be human like and very functional. “The prototype can lift (curl) about 20 to 25 pounds – three to four times more than current commercial arms – and can do so three to four times faster. "That means it has about 10 times as much power as other arms despite the fact that the design hasn’t been optimized yet for strength or power," [Michael Goldfarb] But what makes this arm even more...
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...teach for a month in Cambodia. When I come back I will be able to student teach and then graduate. Yes, I am so looking forward to graduation. Deep in my thoughts, I miss hearing the nurse call my name. The little old woman with a little too much perfume on nudges me and points to the door. Grabbing my coat, I whisper thank you before heading for the door. Inside the exam room, a nurse with shoulder length blond hair informs me that she is going to get the three shots and will be right back. A moment later, she returns with three needles and three alcohol swabs. Before administering each shot, she carefully cleans the intended injection site. She engages me in a conversation before she ever so cleverly sticks the needle into my upper arm injecting the serum. Placing a Band-Aid over each spot, she tells me to monitor the sites for possible swelling. I nod as I head out the door. Leaving the parking lot, my phone rings. My mom tells me to come over to my sister’s house and help her finish packing. I arrive at about 5:30 pm. After eating pizza, my sister and I finish packing the upstairs. Lifting a box, I feel an intense sharp pain in my armpit. I ignore the pain and keep on working. At 10:30 pm, we decide to call it a night and finish tomorrow. Driving home, the pain increases with each turn of the steering...
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...before shaving, but with the new shaver, all you have to do is dip the blades in water and it'll work like a shaving cream/gel. It's a modification and improvement of an existing product. Bella and Birch Textured Paints: These can be applied like a wallpaper without the use of glue. It's a dynamically continuous innovation as it can exert a degree of influence on usage and behavior patterns. This doesn’t really change the demeanor/behavior of the applicator. Norplant Contraceptive: This is an example of a discontinuous innovation as this innovation required significant changes in behavior of significant importance to the individual. This kind of contraceptive is made of six small silicone capsules and becomes implanted in the upper arm of the female and stays effective for five years This requires the female to completely step away from the need of use of condoms. Sunkist Tuna in Patches This is an example of a continuous innovation because the new product is a modification of Sunkist's existing canned tuna. Behavior patterns would still be the...
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...Format looks good. Keep the font style and size the same in the header as the rest of the paper, and use the words Running head on the title page. Title in the header should be all in CAPS. The Pediatric Motor Activity Log-Revised: Assessing Real World Arm Use in Children With Cerebral Palsy A Literary Review Mariah Nichols Psychology 232-01 J. Whitaker October 27, 2013 Uswatte at el. (Use all the authors names the first time and always include the date) set out to improve, and find the accuracy, of the Pediatric Motor Activity Log-Revised (PMAL-R) when compared to other measurements, such as the Motor Activity Log (MAL), used on adults. The MAL has patients rate their ability to perform 30 activities, designed for use of the upper extremities, with the arm that is more affected. The MAL tends to be more accurate because the patient is reporting the usage versus the caregiver that gives the report in the PMAL-R. “. . .four developments have contributed to the generation of methods for assessing activity of an impaired upper extremity in daily life” (p 149). Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) supports the movement of upper limbs to help improve arm use. CIMT has been proven to be more beneficial than compensatory tactics, and patients using CIMT have shown greater brain plasticity (include name and date, p. 149). The researchers here wanted to interview the participants in person rather than via a paper survey. This is the way the test was meant to be...
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...Term Paper TOPICE Architecture of processor used in Samsung S And Compare it with previous version processor of same company SUMIITED TO:- SUBMITTED BY:- Mohit Verma Name: Ankit Kumar Rajput Regd. No: 11105186 Rollno: B42 Section: K1103 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I have taken efforts in this project. However, it would not have been possible without the kind support and help of many individuals and organizations. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all of them. I am highly indebted to our Faculty MR. Mohit Verma for his guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary information regarding the project & also for their support in completing the project. I would like to express my gratitude towards my parents & friends...
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...What were the outcomes of your MyFoundationsLab Path Builder? The outcomes to MyFoundationsLab path builder were, I mastered 5 of 16 topics. One of the topics I mastered was the craft of writing which I mastered on assessment. There are five topics on the craft of writing which I mastered all. Not really too sure what it means but I received a gold star in study skills, which I’m guessing means I mastered a topic. How do the skills apply to your academic life? Well if I was fortunate enough to have been a master at the craft of writing, I can see that being very good in everything I do academically. I have always been a neat freak and like my words spelled right and my sentences readable which is why I probably am proficient in this area. In everything I do on the phoenix college courses I have to write to communicate, so being able to be clear and correct will be beneficial in my grades and clarity of substance. How do the skills apply to your professional life? I am a Military Policeman my duties are that of any civilian policeman except we wear the Army uniform and only have jurisdiction on post. Every day I use my writing skills on a slow day I still take a journal of the events throughout the day. On a busy day I would have to make a case which involves taking statements from subjects, witnesses, and victims and I would also have to make a statement. All that work has to be precise and good enough to present in a court of law. It is a lot of detail and accuracy to...
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...I wish to start off by saying welcome to the future. A bold proclamation yes, but with such experiments and ongoing research by numerous scientists today, technological breakthroughs are vast and epic. One of the many platforms so to speak that is having phenomenal breakthroughs is in the mobile systems department. Here lays a couple companies with R&D plans that carter towards certain parties promising slick user interfaces, application channels, and a complete web experience. Couple that with feature rich phones that allow one to text, call, global positioning (GPS), and well, you have a product to sell. Google has done just that. Taking bits and pieces of everything one could ever ask for, and merging it all into its mobile operating system titled Android. Represented by a green round-headed robot figure, Android is passing its two year anniversary, and has surpassed other prominent mobile architectures like Apple’s iPhone software. But what exactly is Android? Why would one desire to chuck away their limited iPhone, or stray away from the Blackberry Enterprise lineup? One word: Open source. Couple that with the experience (the art of customizing your device), and the synchronization aspects of the device for virtually any account you have on the net, and you have a total package. Having a total package within arm’s reach, and inside your pocket is quite a powerful tool. With Google’s Android platform, there is never a point where you can say No. Any and every idea can...
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...1) The Take-home portion has been delayed again. It will be available (really, truly, honestly) on the Monday we return from break and will be due on Friday of week 9 (so you have almost 2 weeks). 2) For the in-class test there is no formula sheet but also there is not much calculation. This test is mainly about concepts. You may need to be able to recognize the common formulas (for example the formulas for test statistics for t, F and chi-squared tests), but you will not need to have them strictly memorized. Those who want more calculation will have to wait for the take-home exam. Another reminder about the calculator policy for the in-class exam: Graphing calculators are fine, but any calculator with remote capability is not permitted. This includes all phones, iphones, ipods, ipads, and any other new technologies that may be invented before thursday for getting remote assistance. If you are caught with an illegal calculator you will be asked to leave the exam, with other penalties possible depending on circumstance 1) The Take-home portion has been delayed again. It will be available (really, truly, honestly) on the Monday we return from break and will be due on Friday of week 9 (so you have almost 2 weeks). 2) For the in-class test there is no formula sheet but also there is not much calculation. This test is mainly about concepts. You may need to be able to recognize the common formulas (for example the formulas for test statistics for t, F and chi-squared tests)...
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...A farewell to Arms The novel A Farewell to Arms possesses a circular plot. This is because in the beginning Henry is alone and he is still alone in the end. Another reason is because the first chapter reports the death of soldiers whereas at the end the novel deals with Catherine’s death. A sense of somberness runs through the whole novel (Merklein 2003). The main theme that stands out in this novel is that of a flattering perception of love and a negative perception of war. The novel is neither a love story nor is it entirely an anti-war piece. This paper explores Hemingway’s use of symbolism in the novel and some of the criticisms that concerning his use of this literary tool. Symbolism The author, Ernest Hemingway, effectively uses a variety of symbols to represent abstract concepts or ideas. It will be observed that there are some key symbols running throughout the novel. They are; mountains, rain and plains. The first chapter introduces mountains which recur throughout the novel. They signify dignity, love, good life, happiness and health (Dahiya 1992). Further on, they symbolize respect to God and a sense of worship to Him. In contrast, plains serve to signify suffering, death, irreligiousness, war, obscenity, disease and indignity. In the novel, the priest talks of his Abruzzi, his homeland. He tells Henry how it is a place with natural beauty, hospitality, polite and kind people and surrounded with mountains with snow. In this context the mountains are contrasted to...
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...A Profile of Viktor Bout He claimed that he was just a normal businessman, a deliveryman. But his extradition has tightened the relations between two world powers: Russia and the United States, as well as entangling Thailand. The Western media nicknamed him the "Merchant of Death". Even a Hollywood movie, Lord of War, starring Nicholas Cage was based on his life. His name is Viktor A. Bout, a Russian arms dealer who owns the largest private fleet of Soviet-era cargo aircraft. His weapons fueled conflicts in Africa, Afghanistan and even armed the U.S. army in Iraq. Little is known about Viktor's early years. According to the U.S. intelligence, Viktor Anatolijevitch Bout was born on Jan 13, 1967 in Tajikistan. But he himself has claimed another birthplace in Turkmenistan. While his family background seems ordinary—his father was an auto mechanic and mother a bookkeeper—Bout showed an unusual gift for languages and business insight. Since an early age, Viktor has been the more adventurous and ingenious boy in his family. He was said to have earned extra pocket money by selling pirated pop songs. He also joined Komsomol, the Communist Youth League, because it seemed to him the only way to be successful in the Soviet Union. Graduating from Moscow's Military Institute of Foreign Languages and then earning a degree in economics from the Russian military college, Bout speaks almost perfect English and French, fluent Spanish and Portuguese, as well as German and several South African...
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