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PAL Robotics integrates magnetic encoder technology into robots to achieve balance

RLS magnetic encoders provide PAL Robotics with a flexible position measurement solution and are capable of meeting stringent space and performance requirements. The selected encoders have an impressive range of capabilities enabling significant design freedom. 

RLS encoders go under the 3DHISTECH microscope

Located in Budapest, Hungary, 3DHISTECH designs and manufactures one of the world’s fastest and highest-capacity autonomous panoramic digital slide scanner – the P1000.

RLS magnetic encoders enable Marsi Bionics to build ‘life-changing’ exoskeletons

RLS, a Renishaw associate company, has been chosen by Marsi Bionics to supply the latest in magnetic encoder technology for the creation of two new products: the ATLAS 2030 exoskeleton for children and the MB-Active Knee (MAK) single-joint exoskeleton for adults.

Magnetic encoders beat size and speed challenges

This case study focuses on a micromouse – a small autonomous robot which runs through a designated maze. There are several annual international contests for students and robot enthusiasts challenging them to improve the intelligence and speed of their robots. Robot mice are advanced, custom bu...

Virtual Reality – The beauty of vision technology with the accuracy and repeatability of RLS and Renishaw encoders.

Power Plus offers high precision camera positioning for virtual reality technology in the broadcasting industry, with the help of RLS’ magnetic and Renishaw’s optical encoders to support accuracy and repeatability.

Magnetic encoders contribute to reliable wafer transfer robots

A wafer ultimately becomes multiple IC-units in a series of complicated processes, where wafers rely on a wafer transfer robot to perform fast and accurate transfers between process stations. Wafers are valuable and break easily, meaning that stability and reliability are critical for the robot's ef...

Project MARCH races to build advanced exoskeleton for people with a spinal cord injury

Worldwide, between 250,000 and 500,000 people suffer a spinal cord injury every year. A spinal cord injury (SCI) typically causes paralysis in either the lower extremities (paraplegia) or throughout the body (quadriplegia). People with a spinal cord injury often use a wheelchair as an assistive devi...