AUTOMATION PORTESCAP
Developing robotic solutions: partnering for success in micro-motion control
Portescap’s Antonio Herrera says that in any robot, the precision of its motion control system is vital.
M
otion control capabilities make a robot’s physical performance possible, and optimisation of size and weight is critical
motion concept into reality, dedicated engineering design partnership can also optimise commercial
Yet, robots are also enhancing lives in medical
Central to all robots, whatever the application, is the motion control technology – motors, gears, and feedback devices – that drives the limbs,
assessment of the technology that can solve the
CHALLENGES OF MOTION CONTROL DEVELOPMENT for engineers when designing electromechanical loads are critical factors that the motion system
and how smooth, responsive, and precise this
38 February 2025 Irish Manufacturing
has low inertia that enables responsiveness, and the environments in which they operate, these space – and integrate smoothly with other In addition to these needs, reliability is also
motion system adds complexity considering the demands of thermal management, and engineers considering heat (or cold), and the potential
FROM CONCEPT TO MANUFACTURE concept has been developed, can a design be motion system to one that can be achieved on a
term reliability considerations involving choice
INVOLVING MOTION ENGINEERING EXPERTISE By relying on motion control experts that offer methods and awareness of commercial challenges, robot developers can achieve the of working with a dedicated motion expert is in robotic motion development, it is essential to think beyond the parameters of speed
motion engineering team, a viable commercial
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