Motion control refers to the technology and methods used to regulate the movement of machinery or devices, typically in automation and robotics. It involves the precise control of position, velocity, and acceleration of moving parts, often using actuators like motors or servos. Motion control systems can be open-loop or closed-loop, with the latter incorporating feedback mechanisms to ensure accuracy and precision. Applications of motion control are found in various industries, including manufacturing, aerospace, robotics, and automation, where tasks require high levels of coordination and repeatability. It plays a critical role in improving efficiency, productivity, and precision in automated systems.
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