A seven-axis robot that repeats a camera move to within 0.04mm. It runs on its own battery, so it works on location, not just in a studio. Our team runs it, on your shoot or on ours.
Gulf · heritage cars · shot on the rig
You design the move once, and the rig owns the rest: fast enough to stay with the action at 4.5 metres a second, repeatable to 0.04mm so every pass lines up take after take, and stopped dead by a hardware e-stop the instant you need it, safe right next to your cast. That part is ours to worry about. Here's yours:
10m Track
Travels the whole shotTen metres of track carry the move the whole length of the subject: one unbroken travel down the side of a car or across a set. Laid in 2.5m sections, so you build only the track the shot needs.
A 6 × 4 metre infinity cove sits under a ceiling lighting rig, wired straight to an edit suite next door. You can shoot, review and cut in one place, on the same day. There's a client room to watch it happen, a stocked kit room, parking and drive-up access.
It's built for tabletop and single-person work. Anything bigger, like a car or a full set, and the rig travels to you instead.