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
PrivateEnabling next-generation robotics with precision motion, sensing, and high-performance actuator technologies.
About Celera Motion
Celera Motion is a motion control technology company specializing in high-performance motors, encoders, servo drives, and precision feedback systems for advanced robotics, medical devices, aerospace, and industrial automation. Rather than building complete robots, the company develops the motion technologies that enable smooth, accurate, and highly responsive robotic movement. Its portfolio includes frameless motors, precision encoders, direct-drive systems, and integrated servo solutions that help improve joint precision, torque density, and control performance in humanoid robots and other advanced robotic platforms. By supplying critical motion-control components, Celera Motion serves as an enabling technology provider for next-generation embodied AI and robotics manufacturers.
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Celera Motion History
- 2016
Celera Motion is established within the precision motion stack
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.
Precision motionMotors - 2020 - 2029
Celera becomes a supplier to next-generation robot builders
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.
Supply chainRobotics OEMs - June 28, 2023
Omni+ expands Celera’s robot motor offering
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.
Omni+Direct-drive motors