MANUAL
Human force moves it.
The operator supplies the force and controls the motion directly.
EXO MODULAR MOTION / SERVICEABLE BUILDING SYSTEMS
Make the part move. Keep the system serviceable.
EXO develops configurable rail, carriage, webbing, pulley, and hardware systems for projects that need to slide, lift, position, stop, lock, and come apart for service.
01 / THE SYSTEM CHAIN
Five jobs. One visible force path.
EXOSTRUT constrains the path. SlipKnut translates. LaserWeb transmits force. RolyPulley routes it. EXO-HDW anchors, stops, locks, senses, guards, and makes the system serviceable.
02 / WHERE IT FITS
Start with the motion problem.
These are development paths, not universal assemblies. Bring the travel, package, load, environment, and service access. We will help define the configuration and the evidence it needs.
01 / ADVENTURE
Adventure kitchens
Stowed and deployed kitchen modules, worktops, sinks, grills, and service trays for mobile or remote setups.
Explore the application02 / VEHICLE
Campers and vans
Accessible storage, equipment slides, utility modules, and removable systems built around real packaging limits.
Explore the application03 / SLEEP
Bed systems
Wide platforms, extensions, lifts, and serviceable support paths for space that has to change jobs.
Explore the application04 / LIFT
Pop-ups and lift systems
Controlled travel for concealed equipment, counters, displays, panels, and compact deployable features.
Explore the application05 / SPACE
Architecture and furniture
Sliding casework, adjustable partitions, mobile fixtures, and furniture that can be maintained instead of discarded.
Explore the application06 / SERVICE
Industrial service access
Trays, panels, fixtures, tooling, and maintenance positions that need repeatable access and positive control.
Explore the application07 / INFRASTRUCTURE
Data-center service access
Organized service motion for controlled equipment environments, subject to clearance, cable, load, and facility review.
Explore the application08 / CONTROL
Instrumentation and automation
Sensor-ready motion paths that can progress from manual movement to assisted or powered control when the evidence supports it.
Explore the application03 / MOTION STATES
Name the level of control honestly.
A configured component set is not automatically an approved assembly. Actuated does not mean powered, and powered does not mean automated.
ACTUATED
A mechanism moves it.
A web route, screw, spring, counterbalance, or other mechanism changes how force reaches the moving part.
POWERED
Stored or supplied energy moves it.
A motor, cylinder, or other powered device supplies force under a defined control path.
AUTOMATED
Logic decides when it moves.
Sensors and controls govern a reviewed sequence, including limits, interlocks, failure states, and human access.
04 / EVIDENCE
Configuration first. Proof before the claim.
The product page can explain the architecture early. Ratings, suitability, safety language, and release status follow the exact assembly and its test record.
CONCEPT
Problem framed.
The intended motion, packaging, interfaces, and service goal are visible. Geometry may still be incomplete.
CONFIGURED
Parts related.
Exact component revisions, dimensions, travel, stops, locks, and interfaces are recorded for review.
TESTED
Conditions recorded.
The fixture, method, loads, cycles, anomalies, measurements, and acceptance decision stay with the configuration.
RELEASED
Use boundary approved.
The approved record states what the assembly is, what it is not, and which revision the published claims describe.
05 / SHARED LANGUAGE
A small vocabulary keeps the system understandable.
These definitions are repeated in the visible page and the structured data so people, search engines, and AI systems read the same relationships.
- Travel path
- The constrained direction and distance through which a moving part is intended to translate or rotate.
- Carriage
- The captured interface that connects the moving platform to the rail or guide.
- Force path
- The connected route through which input force reaches the moving part.
- Positive stop
- A reviewed physical limit that defines an end of travel without relying only on the operator or control signal.
- Lock
- A component or mechanism intended to hold a defined state after motion stops.
- Configuration record
- The exact revisions, selections, dimensions, modes, interfaces, and evidence references that identify one build state.
BUILD A CUSTOM SOLUTION
Bring the space. Bring the travel. Bring the weird constraint.
We are comfortable starting before every answer is known. We will organize what must move, what it connects to, how it is controlled, and what has to be proven before release.