An adjustable wobble plate and locking idler pulleys create compact torque transmission with a continuously variable ratio down to zero.
Flexure assemblies and a wobbler convert linear and rotary motion while cutting bearing friction, moving parts, and maintenance.
Flexure assemblies replace bearings and multiple moving parts to convert linear and rotary motion with lower friction and maintenance.
Actuating piston assembly translates crankshaft journals to vary piston stroke while maintaining constant compression ratio for optimized fuel efficiency.
Asymmetric geometry of the flexible coupling minimizes bending stress at connection points, extending component lifespan without increasing appliance length.
A linear-to-rotary actuator uses a central slider to drive two end rotors through roller tracks or gear trains for variable angular output.
Stationary actuators pivot a split shaft to control pitch, roll, and yaw, eliminating heavy rotating swashplate mechanisms.
A wobble drive axial piston engine converts rotary motion to linear movement without generating side pressure on pistons.
A compact electric bicycle pedal crank drive integrates a low-ratio gear stage with a high-ratio eccentric gear to transmit power efficiently.