Mikrolar is a company dedicated to the design, manufacture and application of Parallel Link Mechanisms. These 6 Degree of Freedom robotic devices are also known as Hexapods or Stewart Platforms. Hexapods offer high load capacity and range of movement while maintaining a high degree of precision and repeatability, setting them apart from conventional serial robotics..

Mikrolar's team has developed a number of new robotic applications using proprietary licenses from Hexel Corporation. These devices are being used to eliminate errors in automated welding lines, to develop newer and better shoe designs and to further testing in the exciting field of bio-mechanical research. All of these units were developed specifically for the end user's particular requirements. Mikrolar's aim is to provide effective solutions to difficult motion problems.

Mikrolar's team consists of highly experienced Mechanical, Electrical and Software Engineers, with decades of experience in engineering robotic solutions for a wide variety of industries. Product lines also include simulation (flight, driving, heavy equipment), waterjet cutting (allowing 5-axis waterjet cuts as well as removing taper from critical parts), other industrial applications (machining, welding, casting deburring and parting line removal) and a variety of bio-mechanical research (gait research, tensile strength testing, knee, hip and spine research). Each of these applications includes custom designed software to run and interface with the process as well as multiple input devices from preprogrammed paths, manual control to camera feedback and force control.

By providing services for design, fabrication, installation and application programming, Mikrolar strives to focus on what the customer needs to achieve their goals.