FAULHABER motion

Dear readers,

Apart from the Earth, Mars has been the most intensively researched planet in our universe to date. The first images of the rugged desert surface of the neighbouring red planet were provided back in 1965 by a space probe, whose research has been leading scientists to exciting new discoveries ever since. Another Rover expedition is starting on Mars in 2020. After the landing, drive systems from FAULHABER will help to provide a better picture of the geological structures of the surface.

In the deep sea, on the other hand, an area that has been the subject of much less research, the reliability of FAULHABER drive systems makes reliable and precision handling of organic sediment samples of deep-sea trenches possible under similar extreme conditions. Scientists suspect that the biological and chemical processes taking place here may have an influence on the world climate that is not to be underestimated.

In this edition of FAULHABER motion you can also read about where innovative drive technology is being used in Germany's first ultra-light seaplane, and how FAULHABER is supporting engineering trainees.