The next generation of surgical robots provides exceptional ergonomics, visibility and instrument control, enabling surgeons to perform minimally invasive procedures that help patients recover as quickly and completely as possible.
To minimize trauma and achieve the optimum camera angle in relation to instruments, robotic arms should operate as closely together as possible. The limiting factor is the axial length of the robotic arm joints.
Kollmorgen frameless motors for robotic joints enable the most compact design while helping accelerate development time and control costs through the use of standard motors and gearing.
Learn more in our blog post, Minimizing the Axial Length of Robotic Joints.
Few business challenges are as formidable as designing, manufacturing and supplying surgical robots to healthcare organizations around the world. Our end-to-end processes help you integrate the most effective motion systems for surgeon consoles, patient tables, and crucially, the next generation of multiport surgical robots.
Driven by the demand for minimally invasive procedures, surgical robots must operate with absolute precision at a scale much smaller than the capabilities of human hands. TBM2G frameless motors advance the state of the art by delivering extremely precise, smooth performance in a compact package, even at the very low speeds typical of exacting surgical procedures.
The TBM2G series is backed by high quality automated production processes as well as Kollmorgen’s unmatched reputation for co-engineering expertise, reliable global supply and personalized support.
With our broad portfolio of motors, drives, controls, gearing and actuation, Kollmorgen helps you optimize each axis of motion.
