Industrial-grade precision with accuracies beyond one micrometer demands a design approach that balances stiffness, manufacturability, dynamic behaviour, and thermomechanical stability.
Our structured approach to precision engineering and design begins with a thorough understanding of the technical challenge, system requirements, and boundary conditions. From there, we explore the full range of design options. Mechanical layouts are developed along the principles of Wim van der Hoek and the Dutch School of Precision Design—light, stiff, and symmetric.
Precision performance beyond the mechanical domain is achieved through the integration of metrology concepts, careful sensor selection or development, and advanced digital control strategies. Simulations are used to predict system performance, followed by verification through measurement after assembly. This results in robust, verifiable designs that meet strict accuracy and stability criteria.