Two synchronized movements. One drive system.

When an application requires two coordinated outputs, the obvious approach might be to use two separate drives. But what if one compact system could do both? The FAULHABER DualGear combines a powerful motor with two GPT planetary gearheads – one on each…

How FAULHABER drive systems are bringing humanoid robotics closer to everyday use

A humanoid robot designed to provide support wherever physical strength and helping hands are required – this was the guiding vision behind the development of ergoCub. The goal is to deploy it in practical, real-world applications, enabling it to take over tasks that are physically demanding or potentially hazardous for humans. The robot functions as…

Innovation grows stronger through collaboration

Successful innovation is often the result of close cooperation between industry and research. Together with Professor Mike Barth and his team at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), FAULHABER supported the development of a robot for student laboratory courses by providing drive systems and controllers. Read more [Picture source: FAULHABER Drive…

Success requires talent and the courage to embrace change

Approximately 2000 employees, 15 locations, one motto: We are FAULHABER. Lutz Braun is a managing director at FAULHABER and is responsible for the areas of Human Resources and Legal Affairs. He has been with the company for 20 years and knows how important it is to look ahead, especially in turbulent times. In the interview,…

Power density redefined for demanding applications

When installation space is limited, drive systems still need to deliver reliable performance. With the new SXR and GXR motors, FAULHABER is expanding the possibilities of micro drive technology. Read more [Picture source: FAULHABER Drive Systems on linkedin.com]

Robotics has your back

Lifting, carrying and bending down are all part of the daily work routine in logistics warehouses, when delivering parcels or at airports. These activities are physically demanding and over time can also result in physical strain. Robotics cannot take over these tasks completely, but it can support humans where it counts: directly on the body…