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July 27-31, 2025 in Chicago, IL
PMD is excited to attend the ADLM 2025 Annual Meeting at McCormick Place. We're looking forward to connecting with industry professionals, exploring the latest developments in laboratory medicine, and discussing how advanced motion control solutions enhance diagnostic and lab automation systems. If you're attending, we'd love to meet—reach out to schedule a conversation!
September 10-12, 2025 in Columbus, OH
PMD will be attending Analytica 2025 in Chicago, joining a global gathering of leaders in laboratory technology and biotechnology. We're looking forward to engaging conversations, fresh insights, and meaningful connections throughout the event!
October 15-16, 2025 in Santa Clara,CA
Performance Motion Devices will be at RoboBusiness 2025 in Santa Clara, a premier event showcasing the latest advancements in robotics and automation. Visit us at Booth #710 to experience world-class motion control in action—we look forward to connecting with both new and familiar faces in the robotics community!
This webinar is based on our popular paper and it explores servo actuators that function as end effectors, linear actuators, force feedback actuators, voice coils, and more.
This panel of experts discusses recent achievements and innovations that have pushed motion control forward across a wide range of industries, including life sciences and manufacturing.
Miniaturization of motors, motion control drives, and motion control ICs has become critical in the medical and laboratory automation industries. Are there limits to miniaturization? How are companies overcoming these limits?
Carlos Bielicki, VP of Sales & Marketing at Performance Motion Devices (PMD), explains how PMD motion control electronics fit inside today’s breakthrough robotics, medical devices, and lab automation equipment.
Hear how to effectively specify the key motion control components to optimize performance for medical devices, and why ISO-1345 matters.
Dover Motion and Performance Motion Devices, Inc. (PMD) have collaborated on Optimizing Motion Control for Automated Imaging, a webinar covering servo control, resolution and velocity tradeoffs, commutation options, motion trajectories, and more, all within the context of life science microscopy systems.