Elmo Unveils Smaller, Higher Power Motion Controller and Servo Drives at Automate 2026, Offering New Switching Technologies and Certified Functional Safety
Quick Answer
Elmo has launched its new smaller and more powerful motion controller and servo drives at Automate 2026, enhancing its Platinum and introducing the Titanium line.
Quick Take
These products set new benchmarks for power density, simplify multi-axis control, and incorporate certified functional safety features, impacting automation and robotics industries significantly.
Key Points
- New Titanium line offers enhanced power density for better performance.
- Platinum line additions simplify multi-axis control for easier integration.
- Certified functional safety features ensure compliance and reliability.
- Launch impacts automation and robotics sectors with advanced technology.
- Elmo continues to lead in motion control innovation and safety.
Source Excerpt
Additions to Platinum line and new Titanium line set new benchmarks for power density, simplify multi-axis control, and integrate critical safety features
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