Synapticon Timeline

Events

• 2026-10-01 - Partnership - Synapticon and Reynolds & Moore formalise humanoid functional-safety partnership - Reynolds & Moore provides risk assessment, safety architecture, validation and certification-readiness support in North America and Europe. Synapticon contributes SOMANET drive families, ACTILINK actuators and the POSITRON Safety AI platform. The combined… - source: synapticon.com
• 2026-07-29 - Partnership - Stabilus and Synapticon partner on humanoid actuator production - The planned line covers joint sizes from humanoid heads and wrists through hips and knees, as well as other robotics applications. Small-series production at Stabilus European plants is planned for 2027, with large-scale North American production targeted as… - source: ir.stabilus.com
• 2026-06-16 - Partnership - Synapticon and Generative Bionics partner on European humanoid drive systems - The agreement names Synapticon as strategic European supplier for the agreed scope of drive technology. The companies are jointly developing custom drive units integrating motors, servo drives, encoders, firmware and functional safety. The partnership… - source: synapticon.com
• 2025-07-24 - Capability - JNOV TECH integrates Synapticon motion control into compact AGVs - JNOV TECH selected compact 1 kW Synapticon servo motors. EtherCAT coordinates the robots axes at low speed. The compact AGVs can work together to move loads of up to four tons. - source: synapticon.com
• 2025-07-15 - Partnership - maxon Group acquires minority stake in Synapticon - maxon Group acquired a minority stake in Synapticon, a provider of intelligent motion-control solutions with integrated safety functions. The companies plan to develop high-performance drive solutions with integrated functional safety. Synapticon… - source: therobotreport.com
• 2023-01-28 - Funding - Synapticon completes double-digit-million financing - Stabilus opened the capital increase in October 2021 and ICT Capital subsequently joined it. Existing investors included long-term family-office backers blueworld.group and 7-Industries. The capital supports product-portfolio development and operational… - source: synapticon.com