Motor Type | Robotic arms, industrial automation | Industry Standard: Brushed DC Motor (60% efficiency, IEC 60034-1) Our Base: Brushless DC Motor (BLDC, 98% efficiency▲, IEC 60034-30) Our Advanced: High-Torque BLDC (100% efficiency▲▲, Custom) | Reduced maintenance (BLDC eliminates brushes) Higher efficiency▲▲▲ Quieter operation▲▲ | Brushed motors cheaper but require frequent brush replacements Advanced versions may have higher upfront costs |
Voltage | High-power robotic applications | Industry Standard: 24V DC (IEC 60038) Our Base: 48V DC▲ (IEC 60038) Our Advanced: 60V DC▲▲ (Custom) | Higher voltage enables greater torque and speed▲▲ Compatible with modern systems▲▲▲ | Higher voltage requires enhanced insulation▲▲ Advanced versions may need specialized power supplies▲▲▲ |
Commutation | Precision control in robotics | Industry Standard: Mechanical Brushes (IEC 60034-1) Our Base: Electronic Commutation▲ (IEC 60034-23) Our Advanced: Field-Oriented Control (FOC)▲▲ (Custom) | Eliminates brush wear▲▲ FOC improves torque accuracy▲▲▲ Lower heat generation▲▲ | Electronic systems may require complex control algorithms▲▲▲ Higher cost for advanced control systems▲▲ |
Harmonic Drive | High-precision robotic joints | Industry Standard: Traditional Gearbox (ISO 6336) Our Base: Harmonic Drive (100:1 ratio▲, ISO 9409) Our Advanced: Advanced Harmonic (200:1 ratio▲▲, Custom) | Higher torque density▲▲ Smaller footprint▲▲ 200:1 ratio enables ultra-precise movements▲▲▲ | Higher cost compared to traditional gears▲▲ Complex assembly▲▲▲ |
Modularity | Rapid prototyping and customization | Industry Standard: Non-modular (Custom builds) Our Base: Modular Design▲ (ISO 13399) Our Advanced: Quick-Connect Modular▲▲ (Custom) | Faster assembly▲▲▲ Easy integration with other components▲▲ Quick-Connect reduces downtime▲▲▲ | Non-modular systems may be cheaper upfront▲ Advanced modules require specialized tools▲▲ |
Noise Level | Office robots, medical devices | Industry Standard: 60 dBA (IEC 60704) Our Base: 50 dBA▲ (IEC 60704) Our Advanced: 40 dBA▲▲ (Custom) | Quieter than typical industrial motors▲▲ 40 dBA is quieter than a refrigerator▲▲▲ | Advanced noise reduction may add weight▲▲ Cost increases with quieter designs▲▲▲ |