Student projects
We support students in their educational STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) projects.
The Road to Victory: RLS Encoders in Revolve Racing Cars
Revolve NTNU utilizes RLS encoders in their electric racing cars, ensuring precision in control systems for competitive racing.
University of Nottingham Racing Team thanks RLS for its recent success
The team uses RLS angular position sensors in pedal and steering assemblies, enhancing control in their high-performance racing vehicles.
Rays Weather Station
RLS encoders are used in a weather station's wind vane to accurately measure wind direction, aiding in reliable meteorological data collection.
Using magnetic encoder to improve the accuracy of a SCARA
Austrian students enhanced the accuracy of a SCARA robot by integrating RLS magnetic encoders, improving its precision in automated tasks.
Clever Kameleon
A multi-purpose Martian rover developed by the Kameleon Team at Opole University, integrating RLS encoders for precise movement and task execution in a variety of environments.
Magnetic encoders support the stabilisation control of a self-balancing two-wheeled robotic vehicle
RLS magnetic encoders provide precise stabilization and control for a self-balancing two-wheeled robotic vehicle, ensuring smooth and reliable operation.
ROBI - A Prototype Mobile Manipulator for Agricultural Applications
ROBI’ is a prototype mobile manipulator for agricultural applications with requirements of low-cost, low-weight, simplicity, flexibility and modularity.
RLS encoder helps to build Formula Student formula car
Team Tallinn is the first and only Estonian Formula Student team, founded in 2006, which consists of students from Tallinn University of Technology and Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.
Success stories with RLS encoders
We design, produce and supply advanced rotary and linear motion sensors to meet global market demands.
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