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Simulation and Testing Software for Hexapod Integration
Simulation software allows the graphical off-line configuration and simulation of the hexapod in the customer environment. It offers full functionality for creation, modeling, simulation, rendering and playback of hexapod configurations to predict and avoid interference with possible obstacles in the work space.
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PI (Physik Instrumente) LP
PI is a leading manufacturer of precision motion control and automation systems, hexapod 6-axis parallel robotic stages, air bearing motion systems, Gantry Systems, 3D printing, laser machining, and piezoelectric nano-positioning solutions. Applications include photonics, semiconductor technology, medical engineering, assembly, inspection,
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PI is a leading manufacturer of precision motion control and automation systems, hexapod 6-axis parallel robotic stages, air bearing motion systems, Gantry Systems, 3D printing, laser machining, and piezoelectric nano-positioning solutions. Applications include photonics, semiconductor technology, medical engineering, assembly, inspection,
N470 Miniature Opto-Mechanical Actuator with Position Sensor based on Piezo Ratchet Drive
PI's N-470 and N-472 closed-loop miniature optomechanical actuators are based on a screw and ratchet mechanism
Why Advancements in Piezoelectric Mechanisms and Motorized Actuators Enable Progress in Critical Industries Relying on Ultra Precision Motion Control
Recent advancements in the design of piezo ceramic actuators and motors, as well as control technologies, enable progress in Optics,