Motion Control For Imaging, Laser Beam Steering, Image Stabilization
Physik Instrumente (PI) provides a comprehensive range of precision motion control technologies, including piezo-driven laser beam steering mirrors, high-speed fast steering mirrors, and advanced 6-axis motion stabilization systems. These solutions support applications requiring high-resolution, multi-degree-of-freedom motion in demanding environments such as optics, aerospace, defense, and scientific research. PI’s portfolio spans from fundamental piezo actuators to sophisticated 6-DOF hexapod positioners, including systems designed for vacuum, cryogenic, and non-magnetic conditions.
Headquartered in Auburn, Massachusetts, PI’s US operations include research and development, engineering, repair, application support labs, a warehouse, and nanometrology equipment for high-precision test and calibration. The Auburn facility complies fully with U.S. export control regulations and houses infrastructure to support ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations)-controlled projects. PI has been registered with the U.S. Department of State since 2005 and maintains a Technology Control Plan (TCP) to collaborate with customers on export-controlled piezo and nanopositioning requirements. A secure ITAR email communication channel is also available upon request.
Whether customers require off-the-shelf (COTS) equipment or custom-engineered motion systems, PI is equipped to meet rigorous precision and compliance standards. Their ability to combine advanced motion technologies with robust quality control and regulatory compliance makes them a valuable partner in critical industries such as satellite systems, defense optics, and semiconductor inspection.
PI’s in-house design and U.S.-based manufacturing capabilities enable rapid response to specialized motion control needs, ensuring performance, reliability, and regulatory alignment across a diverse range of advanced engineering challenges.
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