Robot Joints

As robotic machines become more sophisticated and gain popularity in the industrial, commercial, and medical markets, they are called upon to perform more complex tasks.

New design trends are emerging that capitalize on smaller, more compact assemblies with high precision and reliability.

The motion control that defines robot joint movements must be as precise as possible to improve overall accuracy and utilize the robot’s capabilities to full potential.
While the final external packaging of robot joints will vary by application, internal components and overall strategy can benefit all segments of the robotics market.

At Celera Motion, we take our components and develop mechatronic assemblies - enabling our customers to create robot joints with extreme accuracy, low profiles, and high torque to deliver a unique solution for your requirements.

[jeremydobb]

I’d be interested to see what a chain powered form of this concept would be? With different angles of attachment, if the same effect would be similar! Love this! Thanks for sharing!

[jpjay]

I am a designer doing an exoskeleton project. is it possible to cooperate with your company?

[SirRobinII]

Why not use a cycloidal gearbox or wouldn't they fit?

[laurelcook]

I want to make a moving model horse that can actually pull a little model cart for a contest. Unfortunately it means I have to learn robotics and coding lol

[m.t-thoughts]

Remember if they say industry leading it's trash