axiiio nano: Flexible, Reconfigurable Camera Motion Control

We've been working on the axiiio nano camera motion control system for over six years now and we think it's pretty cool. It's a bit different to anything else you may have seen or used before because we've created it from the ground up as a set of three main components which when combined with standard rigging components, lets you build and automate many different types of shooting scenario. It consists of a receiver, motion pancake and motor. The motor's form factor is the same as a standard focus motor you'd use with a traditional remote follow focus system but with the use of our slide lock technology on our motion pancake, you can transform that motor into linear motion or rotational motion for photographic and filmmaking tasks. You can control up to 4 motors with one receiver and it has many options for connecting things like focus thumbwheels and external joysticks to it. What we're trying to do with this system is avoid the need for lots of different types of rig when you go on set. Or, if you are taking multiple rigs, you just take one set of electrical control components (the motors and receiver). You can prebuild the different mechanical rigs (using our nano motion pancakes), and, when you have finished one shot, you just unplug the control components from that rig and plug them in on the next one. If you have saved the rig configurations in the ProMoCo software, getting the new rig working is as simple as loading your preset rig and hitting auto-calibrate, the receiver does everything else. Please reach out if you have any questions or just want to chat.

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axiiio nano is the culmination of thinking about film and photographic automation as a system, rather than a product that does only one thing. The axiiio nano system is an investment, that you can grow and change to meet the demands of your creative output. Because your motion control system should be flexible enough to do all the things that you can imagine.

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