A variety of different dampers are used to slow the rapid movements of a badminton robot
Copyright:
FMTC vzw, 3001 Leuven, Belgium
Industrial Shock Absorbers MC33 to MC64
A variety of different dampers are used to slow the rapid movements of a badminton robot
Copyright: FMTC vzw, 3001 Leuven, Belgium
Leisure, hobby & sports
Swivel units, Turntables, Portal systems, Machines and plants, Handling modules
Precise and gentle braking of carriage constructions in badminton robots
Serving a similar purpose, several ACE dampers are installed in Jada, the triple-axis, free-moving badminton robot. In order for the badminton robot to be capable of playing, it must be able to change direction in the shortest time possible. Jada is designed therefore to brake at a maximum of 30 m/s². For this task, linear modules are limited by the use of the industrial shock absorbers MC4575. Miniature shock absorbers and profile dampers are also installed at the location of the ““racket hand““. In all cases, the modern ACE machine elements serve to protect the end positions of the construction.
TUBUS bumpers make driving an e-scooter a real experience. The footboard of an electric scooter should be dampened to enable the driver to experience a comfortable ride ev...
The Weatherscape™ Team Shelter, created by Sportsfield, is designed to have a collapsible roof that can be lowered to the ground when not in use. The unique paramete...
Inclination compensation for handbike sports sleds
Usual handbike sport sledges have problems in the curves even on wet roads. In order to be able to make speed on ice not only on the straights, a Dutchman fu...
Motion optimisation of accelerators in racing cars
The versatility of ACE's industrial gas springs is demonstrated through their use in a racing car. Installed on the accelerator, they compensate disruptive p...
The addition of two GS-22 industrial gas springs (push type) from ACE make training on a ski jumping ramp much easier. With their help, moving mobile launch bars is ...