Benchmarks of Celera Motion
1994
MicroE Systems is founded.
1995
MicroE Systems develops its first generation Motion Control Board.
2000
Applimotion, Inc. is founded.
2001
MicroE Systems releases Mercury™ Series Encoder
2002
Applimotion releases ULT Series rotary torque motors.
2003
MicroE Systems releases the ChipEncoder™ SMT Mount Encoders.
Applimotion relocates to Loomis, CA location and releases UTS Series slotless rotary motors.
2004
Zettlex is founded.
2005
MicroE Systems releases Mercury II™ Series Encoders.
Applimotion releases first Linear Arc Motors.
2007
MicroE Systems moves to Bedford, MA location.
The DRC Encoder product line becomes part of MicroE Systems. Applimotion releases first linear motor products.
2008
MicroE Systems begins production metal tape scale gratings.
2012
MicroE Systems releases Searchlight™ OEM absolute encoder solution.
2015
MicroE and Applimotion join to form Celera Motion.
The exclusive Celera Motion Pathfinder motion control development tool is launched.
Celera Motion releases Optira™ Series Encoders.
2016
CAD models become available online.
Celera Motion releases Veratus™ Series Encoders equipped with the new VeraPath™ technology.
2017
Celera Motion expands its line of comprehensive Mechatronics solutions.
Zettlex wins Queens Award for Innovation.
2018
Zettlex wins Queens Award for International Trade.
With acquisition by Novanta, Zettlex joins Celera Motion.