Realizing Optical Control through Mechatronics Systems
A special issue of Micromachines (ISSN 2072-666X). This special issue belongs to the section "E：Engineering and Technology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2024 | Viewed by 993
Special Issue Editors
Interests: adaptive optics; active optics; vibration control; precision mechanics; mechatronics
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Interests: lidar techniques; lidar retrievals; laser systems
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Interests: structural dynamics; vibration control; large space structures; adaptive optics; flapping wing robots
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The pursuit of optical control through advanced mechatronics systems represents a cutting-edge approach that seamlessly merges optics and mechatronics to achieve unparalleled precision in optical manipulation. This spans a diverse range of applications. For instance, in the domain of laser systems, it assumes a pivotal role facilitating indispensable functions such as laser beam steering and shaping, which are critical in fields like laser cutting, material processing, and medical applications. In the realm of imaging applications, particularly in microscopy, telescopes, and camera systems, exacting optical control is instrumental in ensuring utmost image clarity and precision. Within the astronomy community, telescopes and observatories reap substantial benefits from mechatronic control, notably in the context of Active Optics and Adaptive Optics, affording them the capability to track celestial objects with unparalleled precision. Furthermore, the versatility of those techniques extends to other domains, encompassing optical communications and the development of biomedical devices, where the fusion of optics and mechatronics engenders transformative progress.
The objective of this Special Issue is to delve into the interdisciplinary intersection of mechatronics and optics, shedding light on the synergistic potential of mechanical, electrical, and optical technologies in achieving precision in optical manipulation. We aim to collect a coherent ensemble of original articles and reviews emphasizing the following topics:
- Innovative mechatronic systems for optical control
- High-precision positioning and automation
- Advanced laser systems with precise mechatronics
- Mechatronic systems for imaging application
- Novel control strategy design for Active Optics and Adaptive Optics
Dr. Kainan Wang
Prof. Dr. Xuan Wang
Prof. Dr. André Preumont
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mechatronic system
- optical control
- laser system
- control strategy development
- smart structures
- imaging application
- precision manipulation
