The third 2022 issue of Acta IMEKO is complete.
According to our new publication policy, the third Acta IMEKO issue went online at the end of July with a small number of papers. In the meanwhile, more and more papers have been added, and today the issue was completed with the two editorials of the issue, written by our Editor-in-Chief Francesco Lanomaca and by Zafar Taqvi, introducing selected papers from the TC17 Events "International Symposium on Measurements and Control in Robotics" (ISMCR2021) and VRISE2021 - Topical Event on Robotics for Risky Interventions and Environmental Surveillance.
We have 17 research papers and one technical note in the issue. Here are some of the buzzwords (in alphabetical order):
- 21st-century digital learning
- 3D-printed soft orthotic hand
- adaptive manipulation and welding of objects
- assessment of human exposure to electromagnetic fields generated by 5G
- augmented reality–based enriched learning experience
- characterization of two 17th century brass instruments from Nuremberg
- data collection robot in sensing field with obstacles
- drug delivery in medical management
- engagement in extended reality
- frequency response function identification
- fused filament fabrication-3D-printed embedded ArUco markers
- impact of dynamic spectrum sharing on maximum-power extrapolation techniques
- instruments for body impedance analysis
- jellyfish robot for environmental monitoring
- kyathos (6th-4th centuries BCE) from the necropolis Volna 1 on the Taman Peninsula
- local augmented body
- low-voltage microgrid
- mechanical deformation of a Fabry-Perot cavity due to pressure
- neutron resonance capture and X-ray fluorescence analysis
- real-time motion capturing system using inertial measurement units
- robotic platform for humanitarian demining
- structural behaviour of a 3D airless wheel prototype
- twisted and coiled polymer muscles
- X-rays investigation
We hope some of them find your interest.
All articles are open access, feel free to read at Acta IMEKO.
The table of contents is also available from the Acta IMEKO page.
30 September 2022, Dirk Röske, IMEKO Information Officer