Industrial Assembly
The Planar Motor system optimizes equipment layout and replaces otherwise needed motion devices and robots. Unlike traditional transport solutions, the modular hardware adapts easily to process changes and enables a single line to handle multiple products. Lines built with Planar Motor systems are able to scale or repurpose quickly as market demands shift, and simple integration means faster time to production.
Pharmaceutical & Medical Devices
The Planar Motor hygienic system provides unparalleled cleanliness for sterile environments. Simplified mechanics lead to shorter changeover times, reduced maintenance, and full product traceability — perfect for regulated pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing.
CPG
Shorter changeovers and greater adaptability allow CPG manufacturers to update product formats quickly. Independent control of each product enables high-mix production and batch-size-one personalization across food, beverage, and personal care.
Life Sciences & Lab Automation
Plug-and-work integration gets labs moving plates and focused on the science sooner. High-level Python and C# APIs automate routing, while control of height, pitch, roll, and yaw enables processes like pipetting and shaking directly with the Planar Motor system.
When a new format means retooling, re-cabling, and days of downtime, moving the layout into software removes that cost. In Planar Motor Systems, software, not hardware, change the routing — so a changeover becomes a parameter set rather than a project.
Independent movers give every product its own route, dwell time, and sequence. Run high-mix schedules and batch-size-one without rebuilding the line around a single workflow.
Parallelize the bottleneck instead of pacing everything to it: route movers into two, four, or ten copies of the slow station and merge them downstream. Movers also queue and buffer in software, so accumulation needs no extra conveyor.
When steps call for lifting, tilting, rotating, shaking, weighing, or micron-level positioning, the mover performs them in place. Each one becomes a fixture and a stage, replacing added axes, robots, and re-fixturing between steps.
Every mover is individually addressable, so position, timing, and process events tie to a specific product. Traceability comes from the motion system itself, not from an added layer of sensors.
Whether you are developing a new system or rethinking an existing transfer architecture, our team can help you find where planar motor systems creates the most value for your process, product, and performance goals.
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