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Servos lead to sales success

An Agile Systems product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 25, 2003

Agile Systems posted an 80% increase in product shipments in 2002 compared with the previous 12 months.

With the introduction of the Max 3000 series of compact distributed motion controllers and multiple axis amplifiers leading the way, Agile was able to post an 80% increase in 2002 product shipments over the previous 12 months.

A remarkable achievement during a difficult economic period and testament to the high degree of acceptance by Agile's customers as they take advantage of the compact size, high performance and feature set to move new products to market faster while reducing material, installation and cabling costs out of their products.

Agile has been an innovator in combining servo amplifiers, motion control and network technology for the robotics and semiconductor industries for the past 6 years.

2002 saw a big surge in distributed systems as the technology has evolved from customised solutions to standard products.

By adding features such as Firewire, multiple voltage and current rating modules and PVT (setpoint commands) to the product mix, Agile Systems has provided robotics and automation equipment manufacturers with proven, standard solutions that often had to be designed and developed from the ground up.

2003 looks equally as promising as a continuing stream of new product introductions are planned in the coming months including additional network options and increases in the numbers and types of motors supported.

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