Compact direct-drive design gives increased acceleration, pace, and bandwidth.
Lever-Based mostly Excessive-Bandwidth Hexapod Idea for Optics & Photonics Functions. Picture Credit score: PI (Physik Instrumente) LP
PI, a worldwide chief in precision movement management and nanopositioning, debuted a brand new modern high-bandwidth lever-hexapod with direct-driven lever-actuators at LASER World of Photonics in Munich final month. This direct-drive idea hexapod micro-robot gives increased accelerations and velocities with diminished mechanical put on and tear in comparison with conventional screw-driven hexapod robots, due to its simplified design, which is good for industrial nanopositioning features.
With six actuators hooked up to the mounted base, this quick lever-hexapod delivers exact movement with 50 nm decision to the movable prime platform in all linear and rotational levels of freedom (X, Y, Z, pitch, roll, and yaw). The compact, high-performance design meets trade calls for for a smaller footprint and better throughput.
Industries Served
Optics, photonics
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