Introducing Denali Safe & Everest S Safe: The Smallest, Safest Servo Drive Duo on the Market

Celera Motion announced the launch of Denali Safe and Everest S Safe, the smallest, most power dense and safest servo drives on the market today. These innovative products are designed to meet the highest standards of safety and efficiency, setting new benchmarks in the Humanoids, Warehouse Automation and Service Robots markets.

Denali Safe is compact, secure, and efficient.

Miniature and Lightweight Design: Denali Safe is the smallest EtherCAT servo drive, making it ideal for space-constrained applications.
Advanced Functional Safety: Integrated safety functions ensure reliable and secure operation, protecting both equipment and personnel.
Flexible Integration: The pluggable and modular design allows for easy and adaptable integration into various systems, enhancing versatility.

Everest S Safe comes equipped with high power, and comprehensive safety functionality.

High Power Density: Everest S Safe’s state-of-the-art power stage allows it to provide up to 45A continuously in a miniature footprint.
Safety Certified: With 15+ advanced safety functions certified to SIL3 PLe CAT3 levels, Everest S Safe accelerates the safety certification process and reduces time to market.
Minimal Heat Generation: With an efficiency of up to 99% and a standby power consumption down to 1.7W, Everest S Safe sets the standard for minimal heat generation in robotics.
Optimized System Responsiveness: Control loops up to 50 kHz and network rates of 4 kHz with 1 cycle latency ensure optimized system responsiveness.

“We are thrilled to introduce Denali Safe and Everest S Safe to the market,” said Jonathan Martha, General Manager and President of Celera Motion. “Our newly launched servo drives represent the pinnacle of safety and efficiency, providing the industry with unparalleled performance in their robotic applications.”

For more information about Denali Safe and Everest S Safe, please visit: [BC1] [SL2] https://www.ingeniamc.com/denali-safe/ and https://www.ingeniamc.com/everest-s-safe/

Source: Novanta