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The airborne lunar spectral irradiance mission (Ai

The airborne lunar spectral irradiance mission (Air-LUSI) is a partnership between @nasa and @nist to create SI-traceable measurements of lunar spectral irradiance in an effort to improve the measurements of Earth observing satellites.
An autonomous robotic telescope mount instrument subsystem (ARTEMIS) was created by Dr. S. Andrew Gadsden and his team in the Intelligent Control and Estimation laboratory at the @uofguelph (Ontario, Canada) in order to accurately track the moon during the flight. Two Ultra Motion Servo Cylinders were successfully employed to control the telescope’s elevation and azimuth throughout the flights.

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Hermeus is an exciting new company developing a hy

Hermeus is an exciting new company developing a hypersonic aircraft with the goal of revolutionizing commercial flight. Ultra Motion’s A2 Servo Cylinders control the nozzle flaps of their prototype engine during hot-fire testing.
The Servo Cylinder’s robust construction ensures reliable operation in the harshest environments and the Phase Index absolute position sensor provides rock-solid feedback in high vibration applications. The integrated BLDC control electronics are designed to produce high efficiency and extremely dynamic motion, while offering the user a variety of command protocols to facilitate integration into their system. Images courtesy @hermeuscorp

Six of Ultra Motion’s Industrial A2 Servo Cylind

Six of Ultra Motion’s Industrial A2 Servo Cylinders are being controlled via CANopen to produce synchronized motion of this Stewart-Gough platform (aka Hexapod). This mechanism offers six degrees of motion (x, y, and z translation and roll, pitch, and yaw rotations), which is critical for applications such as antenna positioning, flight simulation, robotic end effectors, aerodynamic/hydrodynamic sample manipulation, and precision laboratory alignment fixtures.

Ultra Motion linear actuators provide high power i

Ultra Motion linear actuators provide high power in small spaces and are perfect for applications that demand robust, dynamic motion. Two Ultra Motion actuators are used for Thrust Vector Control of Orbex's second stage rocket, Prime. Image: Orbex

300 of our A1 Standard Servo Cylinders seen here c

300 of our A1 Standard Servo Cylinders seen here controlling what may be the largest kinetic sculpture in NYC just completed by @volvoxlabs 💪
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New Controller Options Including CANopen, 4-20 mA

New Controller Options Including CANopen, 4-20 mA Input/Output, And More!

Ultra Motion A1 Servo Cylinder configured with 1.7

Ultra Motion A1 Servo Cylinder configured with 1.75" stroke ball screw, 100W BLDC motor, classic controller, and bracket mount. US Quarter for scale.

Our A2 Servo Cylinders being shown off in a swashp

Our A2 Servo Cylinders being shown off in a swashplate control application for Liyang East Wing’s twin-rotor UAV helicopter. The A2 Servo Cylinder’s high dynamic performance, reliable operation in harsh conditions, and Phase Index absolute position feedback makes it the perfect solution for unmanned vehicle control applications. A variety of control interfaces including RS-422 serial and RC-PWM greatly simplifies interfacing the Servo Cylinder with COTS autopilots or custom avionics.

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