Customer application examples

By using our ESQM-120 pedestal bearing and the MLD sensor from DEGER in single-axis solar trackers, maximum light yield and a higher energy yield are achieved compared to rigid systems.

The flying eagle V3 is so realistic that it can hardly be distinguished from a real eagle at a distance. With a wingspan of 190 cm and a wing beat frequency of around 2 to 3 Hz, it achieves a flight time of up to 26 minutes.

The French company Arcora developed a system for moving sun protection slats on façades. The designers used plain bearings and spherical plain bearings from the igubal® series, among others.

The JogAlong pushchair combines the usual transport function with sporting activity: it has ergonomically shaped arm levers that imitate the natural swing of the arms - making it ideal for combining running training with a walk for the child.

The southern French shipyard Recreative Electric Vehicles is building an electric catamaran that is 80 per cent recyclable.

University students from the Arrabona Racing Team in Hungary are building a racing car that is designed to be particularly reliable and lightweight.

Students at the French Institut Catholique Des Arts et Métiers have developed an automation solution for an agricultural machinery manufacturer.

The award-winning Seascape 24 sailing boat is a performance-orientated fast small cruiser that can also be used for leisurely cruising.

The company Axiom Research Labs in Bangalore has developed an automated modular single-axis solar tracker system (SPV system) for use on roofs and in solar parks.