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The Kinematic Models for Design Digital Library (K-MODDL) is a collaborative effort of Cornell University librarians and faculty in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics to provide open access, multimedia resources for learning and teaching about Kinematics. The website provides an overview of Kinematics, which is "the geometry of pure motion," along with a discussion of its history and contribution to a theory of machines. Funded by the National Science Digital Library of the National Science Foundation (NSF), K-MODDL is intended as "a pedagogical space" for use by teachers and researchers, and learners of all levels. Available are educational tutorials, historical and contemporary texts related to the history and theory of machines and mechanisms, biographical information on important players in the history of machines and the field of kinematics, and finally, stereolithography files for "printing" working physical replicas.

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Subject keyword(s)Kinematics, Mechanical movements, Science, Science -- Engineering
Resource typeInstructional Material, Tool
Resource formattext, text/html

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Skip to main content Search Cornell   About KMODDL Contributors Rights Email Us Feedback search KMODDL search inside the books Advanced Search | Help KMODDL is a collection of mechanical models and related resources for teaching the principles of kinematics--the geometry of pure motion. The core of KMODDL is the Reuleaux Collection of Mechanisms and Machines, an important collection of 19th-century machine elements held by Cornell's Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. What is Kinematics? Reuleaux Collection of Mechanisms at Cornell Clark Collection of Mechanical Movements, Museum of Science, Boston Redtenbacher Collection of Mechanisms, University of Karlsruhe, Germany Open Access E-Book Collection NEW: Contribute to the KMODDL Collection at the Machines and Mechanisms Wiki. Buy new paperback print editions of historical books in kinematics.