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A new robot-assisted fracture surgery system

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Arm rehabilitation device

A team at the University of Ljubljana wants to improove and build an enhanced version of an arm rehabilitation device.
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NR. OF THE WEEK
3.7 million
maxon motor produced around 3.7 million drive units last year in six different countries.
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Interview

“His name is Yochai”

Kate Darling – a robot ethicist at MIT - about emotional attachments to robots.
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“Artificial intelligence is still in its infancy”
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“Artificial intelligence is still in its infancy”

Today, a world without robots to penetrate dangerous environments is virtually inconceivable.
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Ice core drilling - British Antarctic Survey

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Inked to precision

The tattoo scene is driven by young artists who have little in common with the old stereotypes.
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1961 year
maxon motor was founded 1961 under the name Interelectric.
“I just want to walk, walk, walk”
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“I just want to walk, walk, walk”

Since a car accident Andre van Rüschen can no longer feel his legs. In spite of this, he still walks every day.
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Expert Blog

On the heating of motors in hand-held tools

Motors operated at the rated torque limit can get very hot. But there are ways to avoid that.
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Urs Kafader
Urs Kafader Head of Training at maxon
NR. OF THE WEEK
2424 Employees
worldwide are part of the maxon family.
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Guardians between two worlds

To breathe life into his mythological creature “Custos Cavum,” the artist relies on maxon motors.
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Brave new underwater world

Inside the Robotics Innovation Center in Bremen.
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4 mm
Diameter of our smallest member of the maxon motor family: the brushless DC motor EC 4.
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Down to the smallest detail

Miniature trains do not just look like the originals, they are strong and can handle continuous operation.
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