Mechanical Engineering

Hydraulic System with Integrated Common Rail Energy Recovery System

IPP Number 65352
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Coiled-Tube Heat Exchanger for Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage

IPP Number 65008
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Micro-Channel Heat Exchanger for Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage

IPP Number 65007
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Modular Heat Exchanger for Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage

IPP Number 65006
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Electronic Chain for Peddaling Recreational Electric Vehicles

IPP Number 65460
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Variable Regeneration from Hub Motors to Ultracapacitors for Auxiliary Batteries

IPP Number 65459
Manager Eric Lynch
Category Mechanical Engineering

Figure-Ground Organization of 3-D Scenes

IPP Number 65797
Manager Libby Hart-Wells
Category Mechanical Engineering

Robots must currently utilize laser range finders and various other sensors to detect objects around them. The vision systems currently available allows for basic object recognition, but they have yet to replicate the 3D vision capabilities that are possible only with two human eyes. Purdue University researchers have developed a technology that would allow robotic machines to map their environment using only two cameras, emulating the process behind human vision.