Sick

Inka Krischke,

On the way to smart drive technology

Sick recently opened up the previously proprietary Hiperface DSL encoder interface. Rolf Wagner, Vice President Product Management Motion Control Sensors at Sick Stegmann, explains the background.

Rolf Wagner: "We have developed a fair licensing model that does not represent a barrier to market entry for the encoder/motor feedback manufacturer as a licensee."

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