UK - XLNT Advanced Technologies, developer of the CyberHoist / InMotion 3D motion control system, has unveiled several major additions to the product lineup.

Two new CyberHoist intelligent hoist motors will join the original 500 kg-capacity, 0-20 meters per minute (1 foot per second maximum) variable speed CyberHoist 500.

The new high-speed CyberHoist 250 motor is capable of lifting 250kg at variable speeds of 0-40 meters per minute (2.17 feet per second) - the company says this is designed to produce smooth, fast and agile moves. Like all CyberHoist motors, it features an integral processor and Ethernet networking.

Topping the motor range, he new invertible, high lifting power CyberHoist 1000 features a 1000kg (1 ton) lifting capacity and fully variable speeds of 0-10 meters a minute (0.54 ft / sec). Suitable for inverted and non-inverted use (usable with the motor facing up or down), it can be used with or without a mothergrid.

Control options have also been expanded with the matching InMotion 3D hardware/software control packages growing in number from two to three. The option of an iMac G5 20" computer has been added to the existing choice of flightcased Dual PowerMac G5s for the biggest productions or a PowerBook G4 laptop for smaller shows.

Also new is the RC1 CyberHoist Handheld Controller, which provides a simple, convenient and safe method of controlling a CyberHoist system without the need to set up a computer. Ideal for small applications including load-in and load-out, it provides control of most major functions including emergency stop.

Finally, the 2005 range expansion is completed with the addition of new DataMotion (dedicated data networking) and PowerMotion (dedicated emergency stop and power distribution) accessories, providing wider interface options and emergency stop facilities.

"The additions are designed to ensure the system remains the industry standard for its combination of sophisticated control, versatility, ease of use, simplicity of rigging and value for money," said group sales manager Marc van der Wel.

(Lee Baldock)


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