FAULHABER motion
Dear readers,
In boundless outer space or the smallest installation space: drives from FAULHABER have proven themselves many times over. For example, they move the CIMON robot assistant of the current ISS commander Alexander Gerst freely and safely through the International Space Station. And in November, six of our motors will land on Mars – as part of SEIS, the most sensitive seismometer ever deployed on an interplanetary mission and the first designed and built in Europe for this purpose.
At almost the same time, we welcome you to the launch of our new, innovative BXT series, which can be succinctly described with: power in new dimensions. Its ratio of torque to installation space exceeds all previous representatives of its motor class, making it the ideal solution where high-performance drives with very flat construction are required.
Likewise in a very restricted space, with up to 60,000 revolutions per minute and Formula 1 technology from Straub Medical, drives from FAULHABER open clogged arteries and, in the form of the "PROJECT ANTHOZOA" sculpture, open our eyes to the smoothly floating movements of mysterious deep-sea creatures.
Learn more in this issue of FAULHABER motion – the magazine with drive.
FAULHABER motion as an app
The latest version of FAULHABER motion is now readily accessible anywhere and at any time on your tablet. Read our exciting articles conveniently using the motion-app in the optimised tablet mode and enjoy lots of extras such as image galleries, integrated videos, deep links to further product information and other interactive elements.
Furthermore, you will not only find the latest version in the motion-app but also have access to the entire issue archive.
Archive
Issue 1/2018
A Step Ahead for 30 Years · Presto fortississimo · Beacon lights of the modern age · Warmth, quiet and comfort · Smart logistics · High performance in the palm of your hand · Relaxing chaos
Issue 2/2018
Top 100 · A strong partnership · Is there seismic activity on the Red Planet? · High-tech instead of side effects · Little helper in space · Power in new dimensions · Perfect choreography
Issue 1/2017
Closer to the customer · Living geometry illustrates driving pleasure of the future · Incredibly reliable · The flyweight that packs a heavyweight punch · Sensor screwdriver with a delicate touch · Calculate drive systems online quickly and easily
Issue 2/2017
Microbe research at a depth of 10,000 meters · A pump that simplifies life with diabetes · Ultra-strong and ultra-light · The 3D view of Mars · Precision is a Swiss speciality · Driverless racing cars and vehicles for the red planet
Issue 1/2016
Zippermast – tape measure meets zip · Innovation goes hand in hand · Perfect printed images with long-term guarantee · Air is life · “Feel the Power“ of a new generation· A new roof that does the business
Issue 2/2016
Free climbing with safety · Puristic design and convenient functionality · In-vitro Veritas. High-speed diagnostics, automatically error-free. · Miniature laboratory · "It's not a trick. It's engineering." · Top performance for minute quantities · Twice as many projects with the same team
Issue 1/2015
Fascination of movement · Smooth operation · Light as air · Root canal treatment without stress · The enclosure makes it possible
Issue 2/2015
Testing movements. Innovations move. · X-ray optics for minimal radiation dose · Chairless chair for people who are on feet all day · Broadband seismometers detect nano-movements · Shortcuts for tough jobs
Issue 1/2014
Evolution of humanoid robotics · Support of young researchers in robotics · Smooth sailing through the laboratory
Issue 2/2014
Get a grip on precision · How to catch a comet? · The world in miniature · Bright power pack
Issue 1/2013
Extremely tough · Size is crucial · Mechanical stress test for component solder joints and bonding wires · Sharp view into the retina
Issue 2/2013
Technology that gets under your skin · An almost incredible degree of accuracy · Bionic models conquer the 3rd dimension
Issue 1/2012
Detect, secure, defuse · The ultimate in precision · Higher performance with lower consumption
Issue 2/2012
True to the original on a 1 : 14.5 scale · The non-contact way to gauge voltage potentials · Ocean-floor seismometer
Issue 1/2011
Mobile miniature measuring system · Space-saver · Panoramic view · Drive systems with lead screws
Issue 2/2011
Spot on · Small but mighty · The ultimate in convenience · Precision dosing
Issue 1/2010
New Shore testing methods in the nano-range · Monitoring in extreme conditions · Acrobatic top performance · Solar thermal paraboltic trough demonstrator
Issue 2/2010
Ocean filming – tough conditions for camera and crew · Muscular micromotors · Solar wafer production in horizontal furnace · Faulhaber expands into China
Issue 1/2009
High-precision linear positioners · Precision dispensers · Non-contact power supply · New drive series 2237...CXR
Issue 2/2009
Fully automated drug dispenser · Horizontal balancing machine · State-of-the-art weighing systems
Issue 1/2008
Next-generation XL telescope · Micro-conveyor solutions · Customized hybrid drive
Issue 2/2008
Comet space probe “Rosetta" · Function and design · Sounding out the nerves
Issue 1/2007
Miniature hexapods in spinal surgery · Testing Device · Remote-controlled camera cranes
Issue 2/2007
Modern microdrive technology provides fresh impetusfor prosthetics · Automatic ink zone drives · Blood circulation scanner
Issue 1/2006
SMT high-speed placement heads · Table soccer robots · Ultra-flat penny motors · Brushless DC micromotors
Issue 2/2006
Robust miniature drives control deep-sea measurement sensor · Cutting plotter · Ring shear tester
Issue 1/2005
Head-mounted vision system · High-tech flat screen · Hexapods · Manipulator vehicles
Issue 1/2004
Lab diagnostics · Chipherstellung · Drive for the processing of wafers
Issue 2/2004
Sensitive drive enables new approach to laser welding · World champion in robot football
Issue 1/2003
EarthTVcam · Family of 6 mm motors · Very efficient- Gearheads efficiencies
Issue 2/2003
High-Traction Sewer Robot with compact DC motors · Flying-Probe-Systems
