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I need to mechanical stabelize something, is it possible to use gyroscope force as the
counterweight.( sorry for my bad english)
counterweight.( sorry for my bad english)
Like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SteadicamMathijsgri said:I need to mechanical stabelize something, is it possible to use gyroscope force as the
counterweight.( sorry for my bad english)
Yes, something like that except it is a 12 metric ton gangwayberkeman said:Like this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steadicam
In that case it's probably not practical. Can you post a picture or drawing?Mathijsgri said:Yes, something like that except it is a 12 metric ton gangway
i don't have any yet, i m trying to understand gyroscpoce forces before drawing, it is something like the camera butberkeman said:In that case it's probably not practical. Can you post a picture or drawing?
Gyroscopic force is a phenomenon where an object that is spinning on an axis will resist any force that tries to change its direction or orientation. This is due to the conservation of angular momentum.
Yes, gyroscopic force can be used as a substitute for a mass in certain situations. It can be used to stabilize and control the orientation of an object, such as in gyroscopes used in airplanes and ships.
One advantage is that gyroscopic force does not add any additional weight to the object, unlike adding a physical mass. It also does not require any external energy to maintain its effect. Additionally, gyroscopic force can provide more precise and responsive control compared to a physical mass.
Yes, there are limitations to using gyroscopic force. It is only effective in stabilizing and controlling an object's orientation, but it cannot be used to change its position or direction of motion. Additionally, gyroscopic force can be affected by external factors such as friction and air resistance.
Gyroscopic force is commonly used in navigation systems, such as in airplanes and ships, to maintain a stable orientation and direction. It is also used in devices such as gyroscopes, gyrocompasses, and stabilizers in cameras and drones. In sports, gyroscopic force is utilized in sports equipment like bicycles and motorcycles to improve stability and control.