Faulhaber motorsFrom the moon landing to everyday life in space
50 years ago, precision ball bearings from Faulhaber subsidiary MPS were in the astronauts' watches when they took the first step on the moon. A lot has happened since then.
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On board the ISS, the spherical robot, which is the size and shape of a medicine ball, floats weightlessly in space despite weighing five kilos. © Airbus Space