The Art of Problem Solving Exhibition, Newcastle Museum

The Precision Mechatronics Lab is showcasing some of their research on Microelectromechanical sytems (MEMS) related to high-resolution atomic force microscopy at the The Art of Problem Solving at the Newcastle Museum. The exhibition showcases UON’s most exciting engineering and computing innovations – like sensor gloves that teach sign language, a heart rate monitor for cows, a VR game to teach literacy, satellites that map climate change, and a computer game you can control with your mind.

Join us for the University of Newcastle’s 2018 ‘The Art of Problem Solving’ exhibition.

Exhibition dates: Tue 4 Dec 2018 – Sun 24 Feb 2019

About the Author: Michael Ruppert

Michael Ruppert is a Postdoctoral Research Associate with the School of Electrical Engineering and Computing. His research interests include the control, estimation and self-sensing of microelectromechanical (MEMS) systems such as piezoelectric microcantilever and nanopositioning systems for multifrequency and single-chip atomic force microscopy.