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GET THE REPLAY (November 20, 2020 at 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT)
Presented by Kristin Lewotsky, Contributing Editor, MotionControlOnline.org, and sponsored by Performance Motion Devices, Inc.
Motion control may have been around for decades but that doesn't mean the technology is static. Consumer demand changes constantly, placing new requirements on end-users and the OEMs and integrators that serve them. In response, the motion control food chain, from component vendors on up to systems houses is constantly developing new technologies, while OEMs, integrators, and users apply those technologies in new ways.
This webinar will deliver the MCMA's biennial snapshot of the industry, focusing on new technology trends, emerging applications, and, of course, the effect of the coronavirus pandemic has had on all of the above.
GET THE REPLAY! (November 12, 2020 at 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT)
Presented by Dan Kara, Vice President, Robotics, WTWH Media, and sponsored by Performance Motion Devices, Inc.
‘Motion’ in the physical world, whether in the form of changing place, position or posture, is perhaps the greatest differentiator between robotic systems and all other classes of engineered products. It is motion is that makes robotics systems ‘robotic’, and its advances in motion control technologies that have spurred robotics innovation, with the result that there has been a dramatic increase in the use of robotics technologies and products around the globe. In this webinar session, viewers will learn how support for robotic motion control has improved with the introduction of new products and technologies, and how they allow for new capabilities, new applications, and entry into new markets. Case studies and product examples will be used to highlight salient points.
GET THE REPLAYS! (November 9-10, 2020)
Hosted by MCMA (motioncontrolonline.org) and featuring Performance Motion Devices (PMD)
Automation technologies are rapidly changing and application improvements are just one of the results of these innovations. Motion control and motors are the very core of industrial machinery, systems and automation. MCMA TechCon provides the latest updates on motion control and automation and helps you better deploy these technologies at your company. TechCon brings you experts covering technical topics, implementation and information on new technologies on the horizon.
Prabh Gowrisankarn, VP of Engineering & Strategy at PMD, spoke on two motion control education tracks:
GET THE REPLAY! (Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 2:00 PM EDT)
Hosted by Design News and featuring Performance Motion Devices (PMD)
Small motors, pumps, and drives for medical miniaturization present challenges for design engineers. Replay a webinar to hear experts discuss the components and methodologies that enable a new breed of miniature medical device development.
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Hosted by Machine Design and Presented by Performance Motion Devices (PMD) and Trust Automation
Today’s equipment manufacturers are constantly challenged with finding cost-effective ways to deliver high-performance machines but leveraging the advanced motion control that servo motors deliver can come at a cost. Listen as two motion control experts explain how you an use two design techniques—current, and closed-loop—to achieve advanced motor control. You’ll also hear more about an innovative motion control technique that will achieve servo motor performance at a step motor cost. Take your machine design to the next level of performance.
New Prodigy motion control boards with pre-installed UDPM are newly released motion control boards that provide high-performance control of DC Brush, Brushless DC, and step motors. They are ideal for high precision, high-speed positioning motion control applications.
In July of 2020 we received ISO 13485:2016 certification for all its facilities, both US-based and international. This certification demonstrates our ongoing commitment to deliver the very highest quality motion control products to our life science and medical device equipment customers.
Pumping liquid is at the core of many lab automation systems. This paper details motion control techniques used to pump fluids precisely and accurately into various containers such as test tubes, cuvettes, and slides.
