I am a Mechanical Engineer currently in final year and We are trying to make a prototype of this for our final year project. Can you tell us a least expensive way to build it with move movement in two directions only?
What the maximum speed mover it can reach? Can it withstand heavy rain conditions and be used for outdoor? How long the pathway for mover can be and how much it cost ?can it carry 200 kg whats the measurement of mover if so?
Hi Brian, Thanks for your comment. We are not aiming at offering this as an off-the-shelf product. We do contract development work for other innovative companies developing products using these technology. Please find more about our offering here: www.innovationservices.philips.com/looking-expertise/high-precision-engineering/
Planar Motors has the XBot and they've licensed that to Beckhoff and B&R as XPlanar and ACOPOS 6D respectively. Rexroth also has a system coming out soon.
Philips, I want to learn more about this type of technology. I think great things can be done on a larger scale if this concept is broadened and exploited. Very interested.
Dear 361_Kuldeep Rane, on this webpage you can find more information on Magnetic Levitation using Inverted Planar Motor Technology www.innovationservices.philips.com/news/magnetic-levitation-stage-planar-motor/. If you have professional interest, feel free to contact one of our experts.
+ShadowHound666 Hi, Sorry your reaction escaped our attention. Be assured we mastered this technology in various customer innovations, where it works reliably under ultra-high spec conditions. We created the animation to show the possibilities of the technology. Do you have a professional interest in this kind of technology?
I am a Mechanical Engineer currently in final year and We are trying to make a prototype of this for our final year project. Can you tell us a least expensive way to build it with move movement in two directions only?
What the maximum speed mover it can reach? Can it withstand heavy rain conditions and be used for outdoor? How long the pathway for mover can be and how much it cost ?can it carry 200 kg whats the measurement of mover if so?
Oh my god. How insane technology.
So this render was presented 5 years ago, when will there be an actual product available for the wide market?
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your comment. We are not aiming at offering this as an off-the-shelf product. We do contract development work for other innovative companies developing products using these technology. Please find more about our offering here: www.innovationservices.philips.com/looking-expertise/high-precision-engineering/
Planar Motors has the XBot and they've licensed that to Beckhoff and B&R as XPlanar and ACOPOS 6D respectively. Rexroth also has a system coming out soon.
@@CapinWinky ACOPOS 6D is licensed under planar motors, but for Beckhoff it's their own development :
Philips, I want to learn more about this type of technology. I think great things can be done on a larger scale if this concept is broadened and exploited. Very interested.
Dear Joshua, thank you for your interest. If you have a professional interest, feel free to contact us: www.innovationservices.philips.com/contact/
what actually is happening in side it
Dear 361_Kuldeep Rane, on this webpage you can find more information on Magnetic Levitation using Inverted Planar Motor Technology www.innovationservices.philips.com/news/magnetic-levitation-stage-planar-motor/. If you have professional interest, feel free to contact one of our experts.
Lunar or marsian transport🤣😂😂🤣
this is fake animated b.s. where is the proof
+ShadowHound666 Hi, Sorry your reaction escaped our attention. Be assured we mastered this technology in various customer innovations, where it works reliably under ultra-high spec conditions. We created the animation to show the possibilities of the technology. Do you have a professional interest in this kind of technology?
Today got proof already..;)