Kinitics Linear Actuators and Piston Pumps use Shape Memory Alloys and Kinitics’ proprietary Bundled Wire technology, and can fit in a variety of applications. The products offer a number of features and benefits that distinguish them from
The Kinitics Bundled Wire is a proprietary technology of assembling and connecting Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) wires into a dense array. Through the addition of feedback sensors and a controller
Kinitics Automation has entered into a contribution agreement with NGIF Industry Grants (a division of NGIF Capital Corporation) after successfully completing its clean technologies funding competition. NGIF joins Emissions Reduction Alberta as a funding
Emissions Reduction Alberta has announced that Kinitics Automation has been approved to receive $552,000 to fund the “Kinitics Valve Actuator for Gas Producers” project. The project will demonstrate Kinitics’ shape
In mid-March, a Kinitics production KLA05 Linear Actuator reached a major milestone of 1 million cycles in the company’s Test Cell 1. The test apparatus includes a fully loaded KLA05 Linear Actuator, a KCA020
Note: Due to concerns around the rapidly evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, ASM International has cancelled the SMST Entrepreneurial Workshop. The SMST (Shape Memory and Superelastic Technologies) Entrepreneurial Workshop takes place May
Kinitics Automation is the latest addition to CASMART, the Consortium for the Advancement of Shape Memory Alloy Research and Technology. CASMART was initiated in 2007 by Boeing, NASA Glenn, NASA Langley
On March 12 a prototype Kinitics KLA Linear Actuator reached a major milestone: the actuator has been in operation holding a constant position for exactly one year. The “long duration hold” test
This video, shot at the IMTS show by Design World magazine, features Kinitics Automation president Dean Pick and Design World editor Lisa Eitel discussing the Kinitics KLA05 Linear Actuator and the Kinitics
The September 2018 issue of Design World features an article on SMA-based linear actuators, highlighting Kinitics technology and the KLA05 Linear Actuator. The article, written by Lisa Eitel, is “Shape Memory Alloy
