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Linear motor pallet-transfer systems have been around for more than a decade. What was once a cutting-edge technology is now available in a variety of different models and configurations. New developments in mechatronics, networking and software are amplifying the unique benefits of these systems. And, companies that pioneered the technology, like ATS Automation and MagneMotion Inc., suddenly have some competition.
“We welcome the competition,” says Peter Mattila, vice president of sales and marketing at MagneMotion. “We’ve been selling our linear synchronous motor systems for some time. In the past, people hesitated to adopt something new. But the fact that there’s emerging competition really bodes well. Linear motor transport systems are becoming more mainstream.”