Robots that walk like humans, grasp, feel, and carry must combine power with sensitivity. Modern robotics is rapidly advancing toward natural, intelligent movement. Whether it's humanoid robots with complex joints, dog-like walking robots for rough terrain, supportive exoskeletons worn on the body, or autonomous service robots interacting directly with people, they all place the highest demands on drive technology.

In these systems, every movement influences function, safety, and human interaction. Steinmeyer ball screws deliver the required precision and dynamics in an ultra-compact design. They enable lifelike arm, leg, and finger movements in humanoid robots, ensure stable walking and wheeled mobility, support smooth joint articulation in exoskeletons, and power quiet, reliable functions in intelligent assistance systems.

Wherever robots move closer to humans — physically or functionally — drive technology must rise to meet the challenge. With Steinmeyer, it does.