Examples of this include:

• Our engineers embedded a single axis Galil motion
      controller in a high-speed position control loop. The
      controller performed a position-controlled move
      interrupted by a programmable fiber-optic
      photoelectric sensor to detect a gasket edge and
      enable high-speed gasket placement.
  
  
• We designed a custom position-control mechanism
      for the application of glaze to ceramic ware.
      This five-axis, position control application utilized
      an Ethernet addressable Compumotor 6K8
      controller and Compumotor servomotors and
      drives. Multi-axis coordinated motion enabled
      the glaze spray gun to follow the contours of
      ceramic bisque-ware. In addition, three open-loop
      spray parameters were integrated with the
       motion trajectories.
  
  
• To dispense sealant and caulk beads, we used
      two Cartesian robots comprised of Daedal
      motion-control stages, Electrocraft motors and
      drives, and a Compumotor controller. Consistent
      path speed and controlled acceleration in tight
      corners were key to the creation of consistent
      bead deposition.
  
  

• Under a NASA SBIR Phase II grant for the
      development of high-temperature conformable
      compaction systems, Accudyne created a
      two-dimensional motion positioning system to
      facilitate the movement of tool and materials
      under the thermoplastic deposition head.
  

Accudyne has the solution to put your process elements in the right place at the right time.