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OpenFlexure

Joe Knapper

University of Bath

Schedule
Friday, July 9, 2021

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Friday, July 9, 2021

3:00 AM America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires

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Open Source

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Duration

70 minutes

Abstract

OpenFlexure is a 3D printed flexure translation stage, developed by a group at the Bath University. The stage is capable of sub-micron-scale motion, with very small drift over time. Which makes it quite good, among other things, for time-lapse protocols that need to be done over days/weeks time, and under space restricted areas, such as fume hoods.

Topics

3D printed3D printingBath UniversityOpenFlexuredriftflexure translation stagefume hoodsmicroscopymotion controlopen source hardwaresub-micron-scale motiontime-lapse protocols

About the Speaker

Joe Knapper

University of Bath

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open-neuroscience.com/en/post/openflexure/

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