| | | | | | | | Machine Design’s Motion Systems Takeover Week mapped advances driving faster, smarter engineering in hardware (kinematics) and software. The upshot: motion control is not about leaving the classics behind—it’s about reengineering for modern performance. |
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| | | | | | | | How linear, rotary, reciprocating and oscillating motion are evolving as customization grows and new capabilities emerge. |
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| | | | Fasteners such as screws, nuts and bolts secure parts, while springs shape, align and manage loads. Overall, these components are on par with other key mechanical elements when driving greater durability and efficiency in mechanical designs. |
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| | | | By standardizing a common family of touchscreen user interfaces, regardless of the underlying controllers, this OEM systems integrator has improved the ability to support clients with a wide variety of machines and automated systems. |
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| | | | | | | | Customization begins with awareness of the end-user’s needs. Ultimately, this will help streamline design requirements and the motion solution. |
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