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Synapticon is a robotics company based in Germany, developing 1 robot primarily in the Industrial Arm category.
Servo drives and actuators for robotics and automation
Synapticon develops servo drives, motion-control electronics, and ACTILINK actuator products for robotics and automation. Its ACTILINK-JD line is positioned for humanoid robots and modular robotics, with applications including hips, knees, and ankles, and the company says it provides full-stack motion control and functional safety for humanoid robots and physical AI systems.
Company facts
- HQ
- Schönaich, Germany
- Website
- www.synapticon.com
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Milestones
Published ACTILINK-JD documentation listing Synapticon GmbH in Schönaich, Germany.
Marketed ACTILINK-JD actuators for humanoid robots and modular robotics.
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Active products by Synapticon
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| 1 |  | ACTILINK-JD | Industrial Arm | BB |
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