We've heard of PID tuning rules, but did you know there are also tuning rules for feedforward control? @jlguzmansanchez put together a Resourcium journey of videos, slides, papers, and virtual labs on this very topic! https://t.co/iFkuRG3Hxs
Looking for Kalman Filter basics? Melda Ulusoy from @MathWorks created a #Resourcium journey that has you covered. There are a few introductory videos and then a downloadable virtual lab where you can play around with the filter. Check it out here https://t.co/laPIA1p8Hb
That link no longer returns results because it searches for "ufzij" which is the GitLab username of Wendelin Karg (the person who created those examples). At his request, we've changed the credit field to his name. If you search for that or "TikZ" you'll get all of the results.
Check out this journey on kinematics by Anshuman Shukla. 👇 It's the first journey created by someone other than @brianbdouglas! Yes! Who's next?
https://t.co/5sUx0u1btq
Check out one of the existing journeys in the database if you want to see how they are used to organize existing resources into larger educational stories. https://t.co/B827PxgjoV
Have you been to Resourcium lately? We've added some new features and fixed a few bugs.
The popular resources on the home page now display a random set of 4 resources that have a helpfulness value greater than zero.
Another way to increase resource helpfulness is to add it to a journey. This "save to journey" button only shows up for selected users. This is still in beta but if you'd like to be one of those users, send us a message and we'll get you signed up.
Another example of using a journey to collect references. What would you use a journey for? Let us know if you would like to access to the beta version of journey creation and give it a shot!
Also, if you want to learn more, I'm collecting the resources I used to make this video in a organized list on @ResourciumOrg here: https://t.co/Qelhk7ipqU
3D printed control labs! Dr. Ayse Tekes added some of the projects she and her team are working on at @KSUEngineering to Resourcium 👇. Check them out here https://t.co/XJg3jDP0Wk
Selected users can now create their own learning journeys on https://t.co/mI9nPSkZAW! Check out this short video to learn about these new features. https://t.co/bBGfv5vkl2
@JessySaintauret Thanks for continuing to help find great resources, Jessy! Would you be interested in getting access to be able to add resources yourself directly to resourcium? If so, write me at [email protected] and I'll get you set up. Otherwise, I'll add these to the list myself. Thanks!
Can you help us find great controls and automation resources that we can add to https://t.co/pmdK52kIRH? These can be videos, books, websites, audio, gifs, software, hardware, apps … anything that could be used to build a learning journey.
It's starting! People are adding their favorite resources to the https://t.co/mI9nPSkZAW database. The most recent is a primer on Artificial Intelligence that Arman Molki added. Check it out here: https://t.co/FgKiB8QK2r
We just added the ability for select users to add resources and topics to the database directly. We're looking for a few beta-testers who would like to try out this new feature. DM us if you're interested!
The database problems we were having last week have been fixed. The culprit was how we were pushing changes to the live environment. It's been updated so it doesn't happen in the future. In addition to that, check out https://t.co/mI9nPSkZAW. We've made a few small changes ...
2) The account generation workflow has been changed to be easier to follow (hopefully). Now when you sign up for an account we think it's more obvious that you have to check your email to authenticate your account and create a password.