Hardik Patil

Hardik Patil is a civil engineering PhD candidate at the University of Michigan, where he studies analysis and design methods for reconfigurable structures. His work includes converting conventional trusses into compact, shape-morphing systems that retain load-bearing performance, and developing models for analyzing structures with rotationally stiff joints.

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University of Michigan

Master of Science in Engineering (M.S.E.) in Civil (Structural) Engineering

University of Michigan

PhD in civil engineering and scientific computing

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB)

Bachelor of Technology with Honors in civil engineering

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Transforming static trusses into functional shape-morphing systems

Learn how conventional trusses can be converted into reconfigurable structures, with simulations and physical load tests of prototypes.

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Torsional spring formulation for reconfigurable bar-linked structures

See how a compact torsional spring element models joint rotational stiffness and supports nonlinear structural analysis.

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Hardik Patil

University of Michigan

University of Michigan

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB)

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Transforming static trusses into functional shape-morphing systems

Torsional spring formulation for reconfigurable bar-linked structures

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