Stefan Roschi

Philip Norman used to be an architect and a painter. Then he made an invention that could prove to be a game-changer for the way robots are built in the future.

Although we rarely notice them, electrical precision drive systems are everywhere around us -- at home, on our commute, at work, and even when we grab a kebab for lunch.

NASA's next Mars rover will collect soil samples, seal them, and deposit them on the Martian surface for future collection and transport back to Earth. Maxon Motor supplies several drives specifically developed for mission critical tasks.

Not only did maxon precision motors inc. provide the actuators for RB3D's Cobot 7A-15 robot arm, but it also provided the entire drive system. RB3D offers its cobot for warehouses, rehabilitation, and more applications.