Movensys is a software motion control provider that offers the software motion control platform WMX. 

WMX provides a range of advanced motion control capabilities beyond the fundamental motion types like linear, synchronous, circular, and helical. 

One of these advanced motion features is the spline motion, which is specialized in interpolation control and path generation. 

Let me provide you with an overview of WMX's advanced spline motion.

Why is spline motion considered an advanced motion?

The spline is a method where multiple coordinates are specified, and for each segment, separate algorithms or polynomials are defined to determine the movement. 

Mathematically, it is more complex compared to linear interpolation control, and it is categorized as an advanced motion in WMX due to its specialized and intricate nature.

Advantages of spline motion

-  The spline offers elasticity, enabling the formation of malleable curves, allowing the creation of smooth and organic curves.

- The overall curve is not affected by the changes in control points since each segment is represented by a separate polynomial.

-  Spline motion control is more complex compared to linear interpolation control, and it allows for optimizing paths to enhance cutting performance.

Applications of WMX’s spline motion 

Spline motion in WMX can be used to achieve smooth movement along curved paths, 

it can be used for semiconductor wafer handling and high-performance laser cutting machines that require high-precision positioning.