Integrated Actuators for Humanoid Robots

From cars to humanoids: Stabilus and Synapticon are bringing integrated actuators into mass production. 

Synapticon contributes the actuator’s intelligence, including software, functional safety, electronics and sensor design, and drive technology, while Stabilus contributes automotive-grade quality, mechanical design, sourcing, industrialization, manufacturing, assembly, and logistics in series production. 

If you'd like to learn more about how our journey toward this goal is unfolding, where we stand today, and what's next on this exciting journey, stay tuned. We'll keep you up to date.

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David Sabet
Chief Technology Officer at Stabilus

Simon Fischinger
Chief Executive Officer at Synapticon


About Synapticon

Synapticon develops drive technology and functional safety for robots. Rather than focusing on individual components, the team takes a system-wide approach: servo drives, actuators, and safety architecture are designed together from the very beginning. Since 2012, Synapticon, based in Schönaich near Stuttgart, has been working with manufacturers of humanoid robots, cobots, and mobile robots worldwide.


A new chapter in humanoid actuation begins with the partnership between Stabilus and Synapticon

The future of humanoid robotics depends on every joint. With around 30 joints per robot, each must be strong, intelligent and safe, and manufactured with consistent quality at scale. That takes more than a motor and a gearbox. Motion control, functional safety and mechanical design must work together, with series production in mind from day one.

Together, we are laying the foundation for advanced high-volume actuator production – delivering solutions that are powerful, scalable, and ready for industrial use.

In the video, Simon Fischinger, CEO of Synapticon, and David Sabet, CTO of Stabilus, give a closer look at what we are building together.