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12 October 2026
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Typically tucked inside the motor housing, feedback devices rarely attract much attention. Nonetheless, they have a direct influence on positioning accuracy, speed regulation, smoothness and overall servo performance as Dustin Horning explains
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03 August 2026
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KARL WALKER explains why right-sizing automation can reduce costs and provide a stronger foundation for future growth
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10 June 2026
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DAVE WALSHA outlines why motion system reliability is critical for lights-out production
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10 March 2026
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CALCULATING AND application’s motion profile is crucial to optimising its performance – Gerard Bush explains what you need to know.
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14 January 2026
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THE AGRICULTURAL equipment industry is entering a period of transformation. Faced with a push for increased electrification and automation, manufacturers are rethinking how power is delivered, controlled, and monitored across every aspect of modern machinery.
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27 October 2025
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Arne Linder explores the benefits and key aspects of applying a mechatronic approach to designing motion systems
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07 November 2025
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WHEN IT comes to the world of motion control, it’s easy to take your feedback device for granted. After all, it’s a small part of the system and is typically tucked inside the motor housing, out of sight and out of mind. However, the impact this seemingly minor component has on a system’s accuracy, performance, reliability, and ease of integration is hard to overstate.
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19 February 2025
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To turn a motion concept into reality, dedicated engineering expertise can be invaluable. Not only can motion engineering support help to improve performance and reliability, but a design partnership can also optimise commercial viability – and reduce time to market, says Antonio Herrera
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29 August 2023
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Leading manufacturer of confectionery machines, Winkler und Dünnebier Süßwarenmaschinen (WDS) is modularising its machines with control cabinet-free drive technology from Bosch Rexroth
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09 October 2023
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GERARD BUCH explains the motion control techniques behind robot end effectors.
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22 October 2021
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Throughout the pandemic, OEMs have been challenged to provide solutions from design adaptions through to completely new machines. Many of these machines rely on high accuracy, meaning high demand on servo system design. Gerard Bush explains the need for a collaborative approach in motion control development
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30 June 2021
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A correctly tuned servo system can enhance stability, precision and productivity, but how are these outcomes best achieved? Joseph Profeta explains
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11 June 2018
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John Inskip of Technique Services asks how motion control technology is changing to adapt to the fourth Industrial Revolution
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21 August 2015
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As in any professional sport gaining a competitive edge by taking advantage of the latest technology can make a significant difference and racing yachts are no exception.
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03 March 2015
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The five senses – sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell – have provided humanity with a valuable evolutionary advantage. With many of these senses now being replicated by technology, these same evolutionary advantages are increasingly being incorporated into robots to open up new opportunities in manufacturing processes.
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16 February 2015
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If you’re looking for high-performance control of DC brushed, brushless and stepper motors across multiple axes, the typical enclosed DIN-rail mounting box might be your first thought. But INMOCO’s Gerard Bush argues that in many general purpose automation applications, PCB motion cards, amplifiers and motion/amplifiers might provide a better option.
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08 October 2024
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Heason Technology has completed the integration of a vertical positioning system for a CT scanner used in geological studies at the Department of Chemical Engineering at Imperial College London
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17 January 2013
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Two major industry events took place in November. Following hard on the heels of the Motor Drives Systems Conference (MDS) in Solihull was the SPS Drives exhibition in Nuremberg. Andy Pye visited both and reviews the trends and key developments
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21 September 2012
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Used to analyse unwanted frame motion during critical moves, Aerotech’s Dynamic Controls Toolbox includes Harmonic Cancellation, which is designed to improve performance by reducing the tracking error due to sinusoidal reference commands, motor force ripple and cross-axis disturbances
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