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Category:Motion control software

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Software used to program, playback, and integrate motion-controlled cinema robots.

Category:MOCO rigs

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Larger studio and location motion-control rigs from [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]] — [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]], [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]], [[Titan X]], [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]], and [[Modula]].
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Category:Cinebot range

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[[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s portable PushMoco® Cinebot family.
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Category:Bolt range

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[[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s high-speed [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] cinebot family.
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Category:CRA Series

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[[Camerabotics]]' collaborative, backdrivable CRA cinema-robot family.
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Category:CRX Series

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[[Camerabotics]]' advanced-performance CRX cinema-robot family.
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Category:Mark Roberts Motion Control

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Products and topics related to [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]].
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Category:Camerabotics

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Products and topics related to [[Camerabotics]].
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Category:Manufacturers

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Companies that manufacture [[:Category:Cinema robots|cinema robots]] and motion-control rigs.

Category:Cinema robots

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Robots and motion-control rigs used in cinema, commercials, music videos, and other high-end motion-picture production.

Flair

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'''Flair''' is the motion-control software developed by [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]] to drive the Bolt, Cinebot, and MOCO rig ranges. It has been the de facto standard for high-end motion control in commercial production for decades.

== Key features ==
* Timeline-based keyframe animation
* Frame-accurate repeats for VFX plate work
* Integration with industry-standard 3D packages and virtual-production pipelines including '''Unreal Engine''' and Autodesk Maya
* Programmable [[focus-iris-zoom]] (FIZ) lens control

== See also ==
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]
* [[Lensmaster]]

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Lensmaster

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'''Lensmaster''' is the motion-control software developed by [[Camerabotics]] to drive its [[CRX Series|CRX]] and [[CRA Series|CRA]] cinema robots. It is sold standalone or as part of turnkey robot packages.

== Key features ==
* Real-time animation of robot and camera
* Timeline-based move editing
* Dynamic focus/iris/zoom (FIZ) control
* Target tracking
* Music-synced animation
* Virtual-production integration

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[Flair]]

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Modula

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Modula}}
'''Modula''' is [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s multi-configurable motion-control rig. Rather than shipping as a single fixed arm, the Modula is a kit of roughly 15 components that can be combined into up to nine different rig configurations — from a pan/tilt head on track, to a head plus lift column, to a full arm rig — giving crews a single travel case that can become many rigs on location.

== Specifications ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Specification !! Value
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| Payload || 35 kg
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| Maximum height || 2.1 m
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| Reach from centre || 1.35 m
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| Track speed || 3 m/s
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| Total weight (full build) || up to 237 kg
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| Setup || ~1 hour
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Key configurations ==
* Pan/tilt head only
* Head plus lift column
* Full arm rig on track
* (Plus variants; up to 9 documented configurations)

== Typical applications ==
* Travelling commercial crews that rent a single kit for many shot types
* Location shoots where the rig must adapt to tight spaces
* Virtual-production stages needing a flexible, reconfigurable robot

== See also ==
* [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]]
* [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Talos (motion control rig)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Talos}}
'''Talos''' is a medium-sized portable motion-control rig from [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]. It is designed to combine a wide operating envelope with true location portability — a fully assembled Talos can lift a camera up to 3.4 m while still fitting through a standard doorway — which has made it a favourite on location shoots inside houses, apartments, and heritage buildings.

== Specifications ==
{| class="wikitable"
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| Payload || 40 kg
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| Reach || 2 m
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| Maximum height || 3.4 m
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| Track speed || 3 m/s
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| Total weight || ~450 kg
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| Setup || Under 1 hour
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Location shoots in homes, mansions, and heritage buildings
* Commercials where the rig must tour multiple locations in a day
* Interior automotive and lifestyle work

== See also ==
* [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]]
* [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]]
* [[Modula]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Titan X

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Titan X}}
'''Titan X''' is an extended variant of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]] motion-control rig. It keeps the Titan's long, steady reach while pushing the working envelope further, and is marketed together with the Titan as "unsurpassed in the film industry" for large motion-control work.

== Overview ==
* Long-reach telescopic motion-control rig
* Shares the [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]]'s heavy-duty base and [[Flair]] control stack
* Deployed alongside or in place of the Titan when additional reach or payload margin is required

== Typical applications ==
* Car commercials on large stages
* Music videos with big choreographed camera passes
* VFX plate work with very long, precise moves

== See also ==
* [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]]
* [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Titan (motion control rig)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Titan}}
'''Titan''' is [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s largest motion-control rig and the system MRMC points to when a shoot needs "long, steady reach." Its telescopic arm produces the company's biggest range of motion, which has made the Titan a fixture on automotive and large-stage commercials.

== Specifications ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Specification !! Value
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| Camera payload || 45 kg
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| Maximum height || 8.7 m
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| Telescopic arm travel || 6.9 m
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| Maximum reach from rotate centre || 9.06 m
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| Track speed || 1.1 m/s
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| Rotation || 30°/s
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Automotive commercials requiring very long, smooth moves
* Large-stage commercials and music videos
* VFX plates where reach and stability trump top speed

== See also ==
* [[Titan X]]
* [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]]
* [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Milo (motion control rig)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Milo}}
'''Milo''' is a portable motion-control rig from [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]], long considered a workhorse of high-end motion-control cinematography. It offers exceptional stability for macro work together with reliable speed for live-action shooting, and can be set up by a single operator in under an hour.

== Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Value
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| Maximum height || 4.1 m
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| Payload || 35 kg
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| Setup || One operator, under 1 hour
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Studio-quality live-action motion control
* Macro product and food cinematography
* VFX plates and shot-for-shot repeats

== See also ==
* [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]]
* [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Cinebot Max

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Cinebot Max}}
The '''Cinebot Max''' is the largest member of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s Cinebot range. It extends the range's reach and payload so it can carry full-size cinema camera builds while retaining the PushMoco® teach-by-hand workflow and [[Flair]] programmability that define the Cinebot line.

== Key features ==
* Extended reach and payload vs. [[Cinebot Mini]] and [[Cinebot Nano]]
* '''PushMoco®''' hand-driven teach mode
* Full programmability and frame-accurate repeats via [[Flair]]

== Typical applications ==
* Stage commercials with full-size cinema cameras
* Virtual production with LED walls
* Music videos and car commercials that don't require Bolt-level speed

== See also ==
* [[Cinebot Nano]]
* [[Cinebot Mini]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Cinebot Mini

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Cinebot Mini}}
The '''Cinebot Mini''' is the middle member of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s Cinebot range, offering more reach and payload than the [[Cinebot Nano]] while remaining compact enough to fit into confined studio spaces. It shares the range's PushMoco® workflow and [[Flair]] programming environment.

== Key features ==
* Versatile reach and payload for small-to-mid camera packages
* '''PushMoco®''' hand-driven teach mode
* Fully programmable, frame-accurate playback via [[Flair]]

== Typical applications ==
* Mid-size commercial stages
* Tabletop, product, and lifestyle shoots
* Rental-house everyday workhorse

== See also ==
* [[Cinebot Nano]]
* [[Cinebot Max]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Cinebot Nano

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Cinebot Nano}}
The '''Cinebot Nano''' is the smallest member of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s Cinebot range of PushMoco® motion-control rigs. It is designed for compact, lightweight, travel-friendly motion control on location and in small studios. Like the rest of the Cinebot range, it can be driven by hand ("PushMoco") or programmed in the [[Flair]] software.

== Key features ==
* Compact, lightweight form factor for on-location filming
* '''PushMoco®''' hand-driven teach mode
* Fully programmable via [[Flair]]
* Repeatable frame-accurate playback

== Typical applications ==
* Documentary-style commercials
* Small-stage product and food work
* Travel / flyaway kits

== See also ==
* [[Cinebot Mini]]
* [[Cinebot Max]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Bolt Mini

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bolt Mini}}
The '''Bolt Mini''' (also sold as the '''Bolt Mini Model Mover''') is the entry-level arm in [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] family. It is a 6-axis high-speed arm intended primarily for moving miniatures, props, and lightweight cameras in tabletop work — hence the "Model Mover" naming.

== Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Value
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| Arm reach || ~3 ft (~0.9 m)
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| Maximum payload || 8 kg
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| Starting price || from £49,000 (~US$68,000)
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Moving miniatures, models, and props on speed-ramped commercials
* Tabletop product and food work with lightweight cameras
* Entry-level high-speed cinebot for smaller studios and schools

== See also ==
* [[Bolt Jr+]]
* [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Bolt X

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bolt X}}
The '''Bolt X''' is the largest and fastest member of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] high-speed cinebot family. It extends the Bolt's working envelope with a longer arm and higher maximum camera speed, and is typically deployed on larger commercial and automotive shoots where reach cannot be sacrificed for speed.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 3.2 m
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| Maximum height || 4.3 m
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| Camera speed || up to 14 m/s
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
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== Typical applications ==
* Automotive commercials (beauty passes at high speed)
* Large-stage music videos
* Sports, gaming, and luxury-product launches
* Virtual-production stages requiring LED-wall-synced robotic moves

== See also ==
* [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]]
* [[Bolt Jr+]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Bolt (MRMC)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bolt}}
The '''Bolt''' is [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s flagship high-speed cinebot and arguably the most recognizable camera robot in high-end commercial production. MRMC markets the Bolt range as "the fastest cameras in the world," and the Bolt itself is the reference point from which the [[Bolt Jr+|Bolt Jr+]] and larger [[Bolt X]] are derived.

== Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Value
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| Type || All-in-one high-speed cinebot
| Typical configuration || 6-axis arm on linear track
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| Camera speed || up to 11 m/s
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Product and beverage commercials with speed ramps
* Music videos
* VFX plate work requiring frame-accurate repeats
* Sports and gaming spots where product choreography matters

== See also ==
* [[Bolt Jr+]]
* [[Bolt X]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

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Bolt Jr+

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Bolt Jr+}}
The '''Bolt Jr+''' is a compact, lightweight member of [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]'s [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] family of high-speed cinebots. It keeps the signature Bolt performance envelope — very high camera speeds and repeatable moves — in a smaller footprint suited to tabletop, product, and confined-stage work.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 1.5 m
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| Maximum payload || 10 kg
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| Maximum track speed || up to 11 m/s
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| Control software || [[Flair]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Tabletop and product work at high speed
* Food, beverage, and cosmetic shoots
* Tight commercial stages where the full [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] won't fit

== See also ==
* [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]]
* [[Bolt X]]
* [[Bolt Mini]]

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CRA1700

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRA1700}}
The '''CRA1700''' is the larger of [[Camerabotics]]' two collaborative cinema robots. It keeps the CRA Series' backdrivable, teach-by-hand workflow but extends reach and payload to handle heavier cinema camera packages on location.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 1.7 m (5.57 ft)
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| Maximum payload || 20 kg (44 lb)
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| Maximum camera speed || 2.4 m/s
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.05 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Location shoots with full-size cinema camera builds
* Hybrid commercial/virtual-production work where the rig travels between stages
* Talent-driven scenes where a collaborative (hand-guided) robot is preferred over a rigid arm

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRA1300]]
* [[CRX1810]]

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CRA1300

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRA1300}}
The '''CRA1300''' is [[Camerabotics]]' entry point to its CRA Series of portable, collaborative cinema robots. Unlike the rigid, high-speed CRX arms, the CRA is '''backdrivable''' — operators can hand-guide the arm to teach moves — and is pitched as "smooth, ultra-portable, and backdrivable."

== Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Value
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| Arm reach || 1.3 m (4.26 ft)
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| Maximum payload || 10 kg (22 lb)
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| Maximum camera speed || 2.2 m/s
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.03 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Location shoots and documentary-style commercials
* Interviews and tabletop work where on-set collaboration matters
* Travel-friendly flyaway kits

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRA1700]]
* [[CRX1100]]

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CRX3100

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRX3100}}
The '''CRX3100''' is the flagship of [[Camerabotics]]' CRX Series and its largest advanced-performance cinema robot. With a 3.1 m arm reach and a camera speed of up to 3.8 m/s (marketed as capable of 4 m/s peaks), it is aimed at car commercials, music videos, and other productions that demand both long reach and cinematic speed in a single arm.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 3.1 m
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| Maximum payload || 20 kg
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| Maximum camera speed || 3.8 m/s (up to ~4 m/s)
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.05 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Automotive commercials (beauty passes around vehicles)
* Music videos with long choreographed moves
* Virtual production — flagship arm with LED-wall workflows

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRX1810]]
* [[CRA1700]]

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CRX1810

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRX1810}}
The '''CRX1810''' is a large-workspace cinema robot from [[Camerabotics]]' CRX Series. With a 1.81 m reach and a 20 kg-plus payload, it is designed around heavier cinema camera packages — RED/ALEXA bodies with long anamorphic primes — where a larger working volume and high speed are both required.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 1.81 m
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| Maximum payload || 20 kg+
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| Maximum camera speed || 3.4 m/s
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.04 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Automotive and luxury-goods commercials
* Music videos with larger anamorphic camera builds
* VFX plate capture with repeatable speed-ramped moves

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRX1440]]
* [[CRX3100]]

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CRX1440

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRX1440}}
The '''CRX1440''' is a mid-size cinema robot from [[Camerabotics]]' CRX Series, positioned between the compact [[CRX1100]] and the larger [[CRX1810]]. Camerabotics describes it as "midsize, portable, and high-speed," pitching it as a flexible all-rounder for commercial stages and rental houses.

== Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Value
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| Arm reach || 1.44 m (4.72 ft)
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| Maximum payload || 14.3 kg (31.5 lb)
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| Maximum camera speed || 3.0 m/s
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.04 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Commercial tabletop and lifestyle work with larger camera packages
* Music-video beauty shots
* Product launches requiring portability between stages

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRX1100]]
* [[CRX1810]]

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CRX1100

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:CRX1100}}
The '''CRX1100''' is the most compact member of [[Camerabotics]]' CRX Series of advanced-performance cinema robots. It is marketed as "fast, compact, and powerful" and targets tabletop product work, food cinematography, and confined studio spaces where speed and sub-millimeter repeatability matter more than reach.

== Specifications ==
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| Arm reach || 1.1 m (3.6 ft)
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| Maximum payload || 11.1 kg (24.5 lb)
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| Maximum camera speed || 2.8 m/s
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| Motion repeatability || ±0.02 mm
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| Control software || [[Lensmaster]]
|}

== Typical applications ==
* Tabletop and product photography
* Food and beverage commercials
* Cosmetic and jewellery macro work
* Studio VFX plate capture

== See also ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[CRX1440]]
* [[CRA1300]]

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Mark Roberts Motion Control

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'''Mark Roberts Motion Control''' (MRMC) is a British manufacturer of robotic camera systems, broadcast robotics, and motion-control rigs widely regarded as the industry standard in film and high-end commercial production. MRMC is a subsidiary of Nikon and its rigs are controlled by the company's '''Flair''' motion-control software, which integrates with 3D packages such as Autodesk Maya and Unreal Engine.<ref>https://www.mrmoco.com/motion-control/</ref>

== Product families ==

=== Bolt High-Speed Cinebot range ===
High-speed, repeatable arms — marketed by MRMC as "the fastest cameras in the world."
* [[Bolt Jr+]] — compact high-speed rig with extended reach
* [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] — the flagship all-in-one high-speed cinebot
* [[Bolt X]] — larger, longer-reach sibling of the Bolt
* [[Bolt Mini]] — entry-level model mover

=== Cinebot range ===
Portable, user-friendly PushMoco® rigs for studio and location.
* [[Cinebot Nano]]
* [[Cinebot Mini]]
* [[Cinebot Max]]

=== MOCO rigs ===
Larger studio and location systems with long, steady reach.
* [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]]
* [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]]
* [[Titan X]]
* [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]]
* [[Modula]]

== Software ==
* '''Flair''' — MRMC's motion-control software, used across the entire product line.

== References ==
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Camerabotics

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'''Camerabotics''' is a manufacturer of high-performance industrial robots purpose-built for motion-controlled cinematography, commercials, and virtual production. The company's tagline, "Keyframe the Impossible," reflects its focus on precision camera robotics paired with its own motion-control software, '''Lensmaster'''.<ref>https://camerabotics.com/</ref>

== Product lines ==
Camerabotics organizes its arms into two families:

=== CRX Series — Advanced Performance Cinema Robots ===
High-speed, high-repeatability arms intended for studio tabletop, product, automotive, and music-video work.
* [[CRX1100]] — compact, fast, 1.1 m reach
* [[CRX1440]] — mid-size, portable, 1.44 m reach
* [[CRX1810]] — large workspace, 1.81 m reach, 20 kg+ payload
* [[CRX3100]] — flagship, 3.1 m reach, ultrawide envelope

=== CRA Series — Portable Collaborative Cinema Robots ===
Backdrivable, on-set friendly arms designed for location shoots.
* [[CRA1300]] — smooth, ultra-portable, 1.3 m reach
* [[CRA1700]] — extended reach, 1.7 m, 20 kg payload

== Software and accessories ==
* '''Lensmaster''' — proprietary motion-control software with real-time animation, timeline editing, dynamic [[focus-iris-zoom]] (FIZ) control, target tracking, music sync, and virtual-production integration.
* '''Action Server''' — all-in-one trigger box with 8 user-controlled digital outputs for pneumatics, squibs, and effects cued from the Lensmaster timeline.

== References ==
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Main Page

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<div style="font-size:1.1em; padding:1em; background:#f4f8fb; border:1px solid #cbd9e3; border-radius:6px;">
'''Welcome to Robopedia''', the collaborative encyclopedia of '''industrial robots used in cinema and commercial production'''. We catalog motion-control arms, camera robots, and the software that drives them.
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== Manufacturers ==
* [[Camerabotics]]
* [[Mark Roberts Motion Control]]

== Robot families ==
;Camerabotics CRX series (high-performance cinema robots)
: [[CRX1100]] · [[CRX1440]] · [[CRX1810]] · [[CRX3100]]

;Camerabotics CRA series (portable collaborative cinema robots)
: [[CRA1300]] · [[CRA1700]]

;MRMC Bolt range (high-speed cinebots)
: [[Bolt Jr+]] · [[Bolt (MRMC)|Bolt]] · [[Bolt X]] · [[Bolt Mini]]

;MRMC Cinebot range (portable PushMoco rigs)
: [[Cinebot Nano]] · [[Cinebot Mini]] · [[Cinebot Max]]

;MRMC MOCO rigs (studio & location)
: [[Milo (motion control rig)|Milo]] · [[Titan (motion control rig)|Titan]] · [[Titan X]] · [[Talos (motion control rig)|Talos]] · [[Modula]]

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