MYACTUATOR specializes in high-precision integrated servo motors, robotic joint modules, and brushless DC actuators for robotics, drones, and industrial automation.
MYACTUATOR (Suzhou Micro Actuator Technology Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer dedicated to the research, development, and production of high-performance robotic actuators and control systems. Based in Kunshan, China, the company provides integrated solutions that combine reducers, motors, and drivers into compact, high-torque modules tailored for advanced robotics. Their flagship RMD series of joint modules is widely used in collaborative robot arms, quadruped robots, exoskeletons, and automated guided vehicles (AGVs).
The company focuses on delivering precise motion control through technologies such as dual-encoder feedback, force-position hybrid control, and robust communication protocols like CAN BUS and EtherCAT. MYACTUATOR serves a global market, offering developers and engineers highly integrated actuating components that simplify mechanical design and enhance system reliability. In addition to hardware, they provide specialized debugging software and technical support to ensure seamless integration into complex automation projects.
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Users who purchase products enjoy a free warranty service within one year from the day after receipt, covering manufacturing defects. Man-made damage or unauthorized disassembly voids the warranty.
When using a switching power supply or laboratory source, it is recommended to add capacitors to handle energy return during braking. Using a battery power supply is often preferred to handle voltage fluctuations and prevent driver protection shutdowns.
The RMD series typically uses 14-bit magnetic encoders. Depending on the specific model and calibration, the angle accuracy generally ranges from 0.1 to 0.2 degrees.
Yes, if the target position command exceeds ±180 degrees, the motor can rotate multiple turns. However, most models only feature single-turn memory, so absolute position may reset after a power cycle if outside the single-turn range.