A tactile sensor based on photoelasticity Online publication date: Fri, 13-Sep-2024
by Bo Tao; Zhili Huang; Wenqiong Zhu; Gongfa Li
International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Computing (IJWMC), Vol. 27, No. 3, 2024
Abstract: In the new industrial revolution, the market demands integrated talents in new engineering fields. To meet the requirements of the new era for cultivating high-level talents in integrated disciplines, this paper takes the photoelastic tactile sensor as a carrier, developing a task-driven teaching method oriented to student achievement. Combining society's need with professional knowledge learning and innovation ability cultivation of students, a practical and innovative platform is built to meet the needs of different stages of integrated graduate education for bachelor's and master's degrees. Achieving simultaneous enhancement of learning, scientific research and innovation capabilities, it proposes a multi-dimensional assessment mechanism for integrated graduate education, involving long-term assessment of students at different stages and levels. It implements a strict entry and exit policy and comprehensively improves the quality of talent cultivation. The results show very obvious effects, significantly improving the quality of graduates and promoting student development.
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