Novanta owned precision encoder and servo specialist, supplies frameless motors and feedback to humanoid OEMs.
Celera Motion is part of the motion-control substrate behind modern robotics rather than the visible robot layer. Its relevance to humanoids and other advanced robots comes from high-performance motors and feedback systems that improve joint smoothness, integration density, and control precision.
In June 2023, Celera Motion announced a larger Omni+ direct-drive frameless motor, positioning it for surgical robots, exoskeletons, AGVs, AMRs, and robot joints. The company described the series as a high-torque-density, ultra-low-cogging platform built for demanding robotic applications.
Celera Motion is a precision motion business within Novanta that supplies frameless motors, encoders, and servo components used in robotics. Founded in 2016, the company serves robot OEMs that need compact, high-torque, low-cogging motion systems for applications ranging from surgical robotics to articulated robot joints.
Celera Motion was founded in 2016 as a specialist precision-motion supplier. The company focused on the motor, encoder, and servo building blocks needed by advanced robotic systems rather than building robot platforms of its own.
Across the 2020s, Celera Motion increasingly positioned its frameless motors and feedback hardware as foundational components for robot OEMs. In Robotico’s dataset, the company is tracked specifically for its role in supplying precision motion systems into the robotics supply chain.
In June 2023, Celera Motion announced a larger Omni+ direct-drive frameless motor, positioning it for surgical robots, exoskeletons, AGVs, AMRs, and robot joints. The company described the series as a high-torque-density, ultra-low-cogging platform built for demanding robotic applications.
