For those of you that have been following my recent blog updates you will know that I am soon heading off for a month on a Charity road trip around Europe so I needed to make sure that all my loose ends research wise were as tided up as they can be! Those of you [...]

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So my virtual snowboard code is kind of up and running and I was wondering if there are any geeks out there who unlike me their specialization is in matlab and code?
I have made my bristle model and the force is going a bit funky whenever a new bristle comes into contact with the surface [...]

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Well after much fiddling I managed to make it spin out of control…sadly not quite the result I was hoping for. I think there is something wrong my my array of zeros for my M-file which runs the program but I think I will have to wait and see what my supervisor says
Its [...]

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Well after a day or two off recovering from the Metro Ski show and having my MRI scan done for my car accident in July I am back on track with work. I have now submitted my end of second year report and was in the office yesterday catching up on emails and investigating what [...]

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