mjbots develops moteus brushless motor controllers, integrated servo actuators and CAN-FD interface hardware for dynamic torque-controlled robots. Its open hardware and software are used in legged-robot, research and custom-motion systems.
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mjbots has supplied components and assemblies for dynamic torque-controlled robots since 2019. The moteus controller family combines field-oriented control, on-axis magnetic encoders and high-speed CAN-FD communications, supporting position, velocity and torque modes across several power classes.
The Cambridge company also offers qdd-series integrated servos, Raspberry Pi interface boards, power-distribution hardware and robot accessories. Much of the moteus hardware and firmware is published under open-source licences, giving researchers and robot builders a supported commercial implementation while retaining access to the underlying design and control stack.
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