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Miles Budimir

Cleveland

Motion Control Editor at Design World

Motion control editor for Design World, I cover all things motion-related such as controllers, drives, motors, actuators, encoders and software.

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | designworldonline.com | Miles Budimir

    U.S. electric motor design software firm ECM and global gaming leader Thrustmaster have announced a partnership on the development of products integrating ECM’s PCB Stator technology. To highlight the collaboration, ECM has released a case study on Thrustmaster’s T598 simracing wheel, which incorporates an optimized motor designed on ECM’s award-winning PrintStator platform.

  • 4 weeks ago | designworldonline.com | Miles Budimir

    Kollmorgen has introduced the new SFD-M (Smart Feedback Device, Multi-Turn). It allows machine builders to achieve high-resolution multi-turn feedback with absolute positioning information available at system startup.

  • 4 weeks ago | designworldonline.com | Miles Budimir

    The P-562.6CD 6-axis nanopositioning stage from PI (Physik Instrumente) is an advanced multi-axis nanopositioning system. Engineered for cutting-edge applications in photonics, semiconductor metrology, super-resolution microscopy and nanomanufacturing, this advanced motion system delivers nanometer-level accuracy, repeatability, and high dynamic performance with millisecond responsiveness across six degrees of freedom (X, Y, Z, pitch, roll, yaw).

  • 1 month ago | designworldonline.com | Miles Budimir

    SEW-EURODRIVE is setting a new standard for efficiency with the launch of the DR2C motor, an IE5 ultra-premium efficiency motor engineered for wide speed range operation and maximum long-term energy cost reductions. Designed for industries focused on minimizing total cost of ownership (TCO), the DR2C reduces energy consumption, minimizes heat losses, and enhances operational reliability—delivering a fast return on investment and sustained savings throughout its lifecycle.

  • 1 month ago | designworldonline.com | Miles Budimir

    A review of the different types of linear actuators reveals how to choose the best solution based on the particular application requirements. Michael G. GiuntaVP/ Mechanical EngineerMacron Dynamics Inc. Linear actuation, or moving a load in a straight path, can be accomplished using a variety of methods. Each actuator type has features and performance capabilities inherent in the base technology associated with the actuator.

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Miles Budimir
Miles Budimir @DW_Motion
4 Mar 25

New SCARA robots from @MitsubishiElect offer greater flexibility for digital manufacturing https://t.co/b8rISUIXdk https://t.co/smPq77gDzk

Miles Budimir
Miles Budimir @DW_Motion
28 Feb 25

New frameless BLDC motors for maximum system integration from Nanotec https://t.co/inIcaehJJ7 https://t.co/8DKPIstAXX

Miles Budimir
Miles Budimir @DW_Motion
20 Feb 25

New smart encoders from Baumer for heavy duty applications https://t.co/W2N2RSlg52 https://t.co/dap5yC4N1n