The article discusses the rapid growth of robotics in healthcare, particularly in bionics and robotic surgery. It highlights the reliance on advanced motion technologies, such as miniature DC motors, to enhance precision and control in these applications. The bionic-prosthetics market is projected to grow significantly, driven by the need for improved solutions for individuals with disabilities.
Key advancements include the use of lightweight materials and high power density motors, which are essential for creating natural-feeling prosthetics and exoskeletons. Surgical robots are also experiencing growth, with a focus on precision and efficiency, supported by innovative motion control solutions. Companies like Portescap are at the forefront, providing tailored motion systems that meet the diverse needs of robotic applications.
• Bionic-prosthetics market projected to grow from $1.5bn to $2.8bn by 2030.
• Surgical robot market expected to grow at 18% annually until 2030.
These signals enable prosthetic limbs to respond intuitively to the user's movements.
High torque density is crucial for the performance of robotic joints in bionic devices.
These motors are favored for their efficiency and ability to provide high torque in robotic applications.
Portescap's innovations in brushless motors and motion systems are critical for advancements in robotics.
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