At this time when humans began to coexist with robots, many small robots were put on the market. Some may do work, hold a conversation, monitor rooms, or connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi and provide data. There are many ways robots can contribute to our lives.<\/p>\n
Adamant Namiki has developed a servo-micromechanism for a small robot. So that this motor is perfectly adapted to each articulation of the robot, an innovative compact design has been realized by assembling: the motor, the reducer and the other key elements of a precise and optimized way in a very restricted space.<\/p>\n
What\u2019s more, to increase reliability, the micro-mechanism has a new decoupling system that prevents the internal elements from being damaged by an unexpected external force. The mechanism also features a non-contact potentiometer and a \u03a610mm brushless motor for longer life.<\/p>\n
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TSA \u2013 NAMIKI<\/strong><\/p>\n Namiki is a Japanese DC coreless and brushless motor manufacturer, focusing on small sizes, which is represented in France by TSA. TSA has been selling high-tech components and systems for driving and positioning in France for 30 years: DC and BL micromotors, stepper and fractional motors, as well as the associated single or multi-axes controllers.<\/p>\n Namiki, which headquarters are located in Tokyo, has production units in Aomori (Japan), but also in\u00a0Tha\u00efland. The company has business all over the world and subsidiaries in the USA, Germany and Switzerland. Namiki is ISO 9001, 13485 and 14001 certified. The different fields of activity of the company are robotics, optics, photonics, biotechnologies, and in the future nanomaterials and space applications.<\/p>\n Namiki products offer not only competitive prices, but also performances and advanced technology, which allow them to meet the requirements of professional applications with customised solutions, providing high quality, reliability, modularity, and of course the undeniable Japanese know-how.<\/p>\n The relevant applications are many: analysis and measurement equipment, optronics, medical (endoscopes and catheters with the 0.9mm motor), position control for image sensor, pick & place machine, micro robots, access control, camera and video camera optic motorisation, cosmetics (tattoo and manicure equipment), drones\u2026<\/p>\n History of Namiki Group<\/strong><\/p>\n 1939\u00a0: Foundation in Tokyo, with the production of synthetic sapphire jewel bearing for measuring instruments, watches, radio and phonograph equipment<\/p>\n 1972 : Development of the production of rare-earth magnets by selective laser sintering.<\/p>\n 1973 : Development of the then world\u2019s smallest coreless motor with a diameter of 10mm.<\/p>\n 1983 : Established NJC Technological Research Institute integrated the company\u2019s R&D forces.<\/p>\n 2004 : Development of the world\u2019s smallest Metallic Glass micro-geared motor with a diameter of 1.5mm<\/p>\n 2010 : Opening of Namiki Precision of Europe SA (business and R&D division) in Lausanne, Switzerland<\/p>\n