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Case Videos
Platforms we have built, running in the applications they were built for — flight and driving simulation, marine motion, industrial testing, research and attractions. Filter by application, and each case states the payload it was carrying and the motion it was running.
Delivered projects
Real installations, not concept animations.
Filter by application
Find the case closest to your own requirement.
Payload stated
What was on the platform, on every case.
More on request
Project footage where the customer has released it.
Platforms We Have Built, In Operation
Each case states the payload that was on the platform and the motion it was running, so you can judge how close it is to your own requirement.
Seven-axis helicopter cabin training platform
A cabin platform training six crew simultaneously, with a seventh axis mounted in series above the six-axis base to extend yaw beyond what the hexapod alone could reach.
Seven-axis helicopter cabin training platform
A cabin platform training six crew simultaneously, with a seventh axis mounted in series above the six-axis base to extend yaw beyond what the hexapod alone could reach.
Seven-axis helicopter cabin training platform
A cabin platform training six crew simultaneously, with a seventh axis mounted in series above the six-axis base to extend yaw beyond what the hexapod alone could reach.
Reading the Case Details
Every case carries the same four facts, because a platform in motion looks much the same whatever is on it — and what is on it is the thing that determines whether the footage means anything for your project.
Payload
The gross moving load on the platform during filming, including cabin, fixture and occupants. Where a clip is a no-load demonstration, it says so.
Motion
Whether the clip shows single axes in turn or a continuous combined trajectory, and which profile it was running.
Platform
Axis count and approximate size class, so you can judge how close the case is to your own requirement.
Context
Whether the footage is a demonstration, a factory acceptance run, or the installed system in service.
Why we bother stating payload. An unloaded platform accelerates a fraction of its rated moving mass, so no-load footage looks considerably more dramatic than the same machine doing real work. Publishing the load lets you compare like with like — both between our own cases and against anyone else’s. If you are shortlisting suppliers, the buying guide covers what else to ask for alongside a video.
Take a Case Into Your Own Project
If one of these looks close to what you need, these are the pages that turn it into a specification.
Applications
Application Areas
Flight, driving, marine, industrial testing, research and compensation — what each requires of a platform.
Platforms
Motion Platform Range
3DOF, 6DOF and Stewart platforms, servo electric cylinders and the control system.
Specify
Payload, Stroke & Acceleration
What determines whether a platform like the one in the video suits your load and trajectory.
Custom
Custom & OEM Platforms
How a project like these is scoped, engineered and delivered from requirement to acceptance.
Send Us the Question
This page exists because the same questions kept arriving by email. If yours is not on it, that is useful information — send it and we will answer directly, and if it is likely to come up again it gets added here. Technical questions are answered by engineers, and asking one does not put you into a quotation process.
Questions we answer fastest
These come back within a working day, usually with a real answer rather than a holding reply:
Whether a requirement is within the electric envelope
Roughly what platform size a payload implies
Which requirement is driving your cost
What is missing from a draft specification
Whether a retrofit or a new platform makes more sense