EVENT 11 August 2020

DSPE conference on precision mechatronics 2018

The 4th DSPE conference on precision mechatronics took place on September 4-5, 2018 at the inspiring conference location De Ruwenberg in Sint Michielsgestel, The Netherlands.     This conference –...


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The 4th DSPE conference on precision mechatronics took place on September 4-5, 2018 at the inspiring conference location De Ruwenberg in Sint Michielsgestel, The Netherlands.

 

 

This conference – by & for technologists, designers and architects in precision mechatronics – is targeted at companies and professionals that are member of:

  • DSPE
  • Brainport Industries
  • Mechatronics contact groups MCG
  • Mechatronic Systems Knowledge Exchange MSKE
  • System Architecting Study Group SASG
  • Selected companies/academia

 

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4 September 2018



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References ...

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The seventh edition of the DSPE Opto-Mechatronics Symposium will take place on 8 October 2026. This year’s theme is ‘The opto-mechatronics of telescopes: from tiny to extremely large’.

Read more
DSPE and LiS join forces

SDPE supports the nationwide expansion of the Leidse instrumentmakers School (LiS) to strengthen the pipeline of precision manufacturing professionals in the Netherlands.

Read more
Structure-preserving model reduction

High-precision machines are often modelled as assemblies of flexible substructures, which preserves physical insight but leads to models that are too large for efficient dynamic analysis and control design.

Read more