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  • Dynapar
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    Dynapar is a manufacturer of rotary encoders, absolute encoders, optical encoders and resolvers. The rotary encoders & optical encoders used for motion control applications. Dynapar brand motor...
  • Contamination Resistance from the Celera Motion Veratus
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    This video demonstrates the resistance to scale contamination of the Veratus optical encoder.
  • Vibration from the Veratus by Celera Motion
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    This video demonstrates the robustness of the Veratus optical encoder to vibration.
  • Rotary Optical Centering from the Optira by Celera Motion
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    This video gives an overview of an optical centering technique to minimize eccentricity in an Optira rotary encoder disk installation.
  • Celera Motion
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    Celera Motion’s cohesive vision, superior technologies, consultative team approach and best-in-class reliability make them the trusted partner in providing solutions for nearly every motion...
  • VEX Robotics, Inc
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    The VEX Robotics Design System offers students an exciting platform for learning about areas rich with career opportunities spanning science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). These are just a...
  • AllMotion Inc.
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    AllMotion Inc. develops and manufactures miniature high-performance stepper and servo drives for the medical, scientific, optical and general automation markets. Our mission is to create superior,...
  • Arrick Robotics
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    Arrick Robotics manufactures a complete line of cost-effective, PC-based motion control systems. Our plug-and-go designs can be used by anyone that can connect a cable to a computer, load software,...
  • Intermediate Robotics - Shaft Encoder
    Article - 23 Jul 2013
    An encoder is a sensor that is fixed to a rotating object such as wheel or motor to measure the rotation of the object. This measurement can help robots to determine the angle of a rotating sensor,...
  • A Guide to Robot Joint Design
    Article - 24 Jan 2018
    This guide to robot joint design provides technical explanations of how to integrate motion and sensing components, and the design options available.

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