Victor, NY maker of miniature SQUIGGLE piezoelectric ultrasonic motors and smart motion modules for medical robotics, surgical tools, defense, and instruments.
New Scale Technologies, founded in 2002 and based in Victor, New York (greater Rochester area), designs and manufactures miniature embedded motion modules using proprietary piezoelectric ultrasonic motor technology. Their flagship SQUIGGLE motor is a linear piezo motor that uses ultrasonic vibrations in a threaded nut to drive precise linear motion in a very compact form factor. The UTAF (Ultra-Thin Actuator Focus) motor targets compact camera and optics applications.
Products include rotary and linear smart stages with integrated sensors, drive electronics, and closed-loop firmware. Applications span medical robotics (surgical tremor compensation, minimally invasive tools), defense UAV systems, scientific microscopy, neural recording instruments, and automated metrology. New Scale has licensed SQUIGGLE technology to Alps Electric and shipped hundreds of thousands of motion modules globally.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Miniature piezoelectric ultrasonic linear motor using nut vibration for precise compact linear actuation in medical and defense instruments.
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https://newscaletech.comPHONE
-5958HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2002
Primary Role
Component Supplier
Company Size
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Primary Region
North America
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