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Fig. 1: The Nanomanipulator

Fig. 2: Nanomanipulator and xy-table form a Bioworkbench

Fig.
3: Using two Nanomanipulators to move a glass fiber. Like eating with
chopsticks on a very small scale!

Fig.
4: Mini XYZ-manipulator: XYstage plus optional Nanomotor as third axis
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Since manipulators are not only components but also
part of our Nanorobotics series and sub-units of our systems you can find
them in different areas of our Website:
If there is not enough space
for a Nanorobotics manipulator you still have two other options:
1. The Nanomanipulator:
The extremely compact Nanomanipulator consists of our Tilting Table
and a central Nanomotor® for z movement (pointing upwards or downwards).
The tip can be positioned in a range of 5 mm x 5 mm x 15 mm (z). Versions
with different size and strength are also available. The resolution is
the same as that of the Nanomotor, in the sub-Nanometer range.
A further advantage of this arrangement is its thermal
compensation, when the central Nanomotor points downwards. This is also
an advantage compared with other kind of tilting manipulators.
2. The mini XYZ-manipulator:
Fig. 4 shows another type of manipulator. A very small xy-stage made out
of four Nanomotors moves the "Small" or "Long" Nanomotor
for the Z-axis. The whole device fits into a tube with a diameter of 30
mm - including 4 x 4 mm2 stroke! This cartesian manipulator
was developed for Low Temperature applications.
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