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Optimizing Robotic Cable Management
On April 23, 2025 in All, Connectors, General, Industrial, Motor Control, Robotics by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
Robot cable management is essential for durability and performance. Flexible routing, strain relief, and protective solutions prevent wear, ensuring reliable functionality in multi-axis robots and high-movement setups.
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Tagged With: 6 dof, cable management, cabling, degrees of freedom, electric motor, emi rfi, hydraulic, multi axis, robot, shielding, strain relief, wire
Today's Cars Are Packed with Motors
On August 23, 2024 in All, General, Motor Control by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
Today's cars, regardless of their power source, are brimming with electronic components for various functions like ADAS, entertainment, and navigation, and their electronic content is steadily increasing.
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Tagged With: adas, automobile, can, controller area network, crank, electric motor, ev, hev, ice, lin bus, local interconnect network, pump, starter, traction, window, window winder
Ladies & Gentlemen, Start Your (Pneumatic) Engines
On October 4, 2017 in All, Automation, Medical, Robotics by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
Electric motors may be the prime mover we think of first, but there are many applications that are better served by pneumatic motors driven by compressed air. These motors have very high torque even at low or zero rpm, and they’re also good for high-impact, low-repetition functions like driving large hammers or even forging presses. Of course, the absence of wiring and associated high voltages and currents make them explosion safe, user safe, and practical in wet environments as well.
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Tagged With: compressed air, electric motor, HERL, human engineering research laboratories, PneuChair, pneumatic motor

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