with increasing use of robots instead of human in industrial, medicine and military applications etc.the importance of research on designing and building of robots is increasing. in this paper variousmethods of the human hand motion simulation has been investigated and we used one of most commonmethod named data-gloves which extract data from hand and then we simulated hand motion duringseveral...

Simple harmonic motion of two moving tines can induce a relative motion between two adjacent stationary lines. There is both a maximum and minimum stimulus amplitude within which this motion can be seen and this depends on frequency. For a wide range of low frequencies the lower amplitude limit for induced motion is inversely proportional to frequency, suggesting that the phenomenon requires a ...

We consider Brownian motion perturbed by the exponential of an action. The action is the sum of an external, one-body potential and a two-body interaction potential which depends only on the increments. Under suitable conditions on these potentials we establish existence and uniqueness of the corresponding Gibbs measure. We also provide an example where uniqueness fails because of a slow decay ...

When a container of fluid is oscillated vertically, capillary waves develop on the surface if the amplitude exceeds a critical value. Experimentally one finds that the motion of small particles on the surface of the fluid is close to Brownian. Here we study the relative motion of particle pairs. The experiment establishes that particle motion is strongly correlated over macroscopic distances. O...

In this paper we propose a method which uses motion in the field of view of two un-calibrated cameras to produce a disparity map relative to the cameras. Current stereo vision initialisation techniques focus on time consuming manual calibration of stereo cameras. This research demonstrates the use of a novel algorithm which uses motion to determine conjugate pairs of points. The disparity map i...

We measured the lowest velocity (velocity threshold) for discriminating motion direction in relative and uniform motion stimuli, varying the contrast and the spatial frequency of the stimulus gratings. The results showed significant differences in the effects of contrast and spatial frequency on the threshold, as well as on the absolute threshold level between the two motion conditions, except ...