Actuator Collection

Electric actuators are used on a motion simulator to take passengers on a realistic flight at the US Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama

The MH-60R (Romeo) Tactical Operational Flight Trainer
Coronado, California, August 5, 2007 a The MH-60R (Romeo) Tactical Operational Flight Trainer (TOFT) rises as personnel and visitors watch

Exterior view of the B-52 Stratofortress flight simulator
Exterior view of the B-52 Stratofortress aircraft Combat Mission Trainer flight simulator

A B-52 aircraft flight simulator used for pilot and co-pilot training

The Visual Motion Simulator mounted on a syngergistic motion base
The Visual Motion Simulator (VMS) is a general-purpose simulator consisting of a two-person cockpit mounted on a six-degree-of-freedom synergistic motion base

New Technology Telescopes mirror actuators
New Technology Telescope (NTT). Astronomer adjusts an active optics actuator on the primary mirror of the NTT at the European Southern Observatory at La Silla, Chile

Robotic dog being worked on by a researcher. This robot is modelled on a greyhound. Instead of traditional electric motors, it uses pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

Robotic legs. Researcher mimicking the posture of a pair of robotic legs. Instead of traditional electric motors, the legs use pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

Robotic arms. Time exposure image of a researcher mimicking the movements of a pair of robotic arms. Instead of traditional electric motors, the arms use pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

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Actuator technology has revolutionized various industries, enhancing the overall experience and realism in simulations. From motion simulators to flight trainers, these increased fidelity actuator hardware installations have taken passengers on exhilarating and lifelike journeys. One prime example is the MH-60R (Romeo) Tactical Operational Flight Trainer, where electric they are utilized to simulate realistic movements for trainee pilots. Similarly, the B-52 Stratofortress flight simulator offers an exterior view of this iconic aircraft while providing pilot and co-pilot training through actuator-driven motions. To further enhance immersion, a Visual Motion Simulator mounted on a synergistic motion base ensures that every movement feels authentic. This combination allows users to feel as though they are truly part of the action. The application of actuators extends beyond aviation; even space exploration benefits from their implementation. The Space Shuttle Orbiter utilizes advanced actuation systems to replicate the intense forces experienced during launch and re-entry. Not limited to virtual environments, actuators also play a crucial role in real-world applications such as new technology telescopes. Mirror actuators enable precise adjustments necessary for capturing clear images of distant celestial objects. In robotics, actuation is essential for creating lifelike movements. Robotic dogs equipped with advanced they can mimic natural canine behavior with remarkable accuracy. Additionally, robotic legs powered by these sophisticated mechanisms provide mobility solutions for individuals with impaired or lost limb function.