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Robotics & Drones

Machines are performing more and more complex tasks with increasing autonomy and precision. The integration of sensors, AI, and machine learning technology mean robotics can now interact, navigate, and make decisions that would previously have required significant human resource. Now widely used throughout surveillance, delivery, and agriculture, as innovation continues at a pace we can robotics and drones to become increasingly common in daily life.

High-tech, lightweight and robust solutions for the future

Robotics and drones operate in highly dynamic and often challenging environments, requiring components that offer precision, durability, and reliability. Our range of switches, connectors, and sensors is engineered to meet the demands of both indoor and outdoor applications, from autonomous robots on production lines to drones navigating harsh terrains.

Compact and lightweight designs support space-constrained and weight-sensitive platforms, while our custom assemblies and harnesses provide tailored solutions for even the most complex integration challenges. Whether you’re developing UAVs, service robots, or industrial automation systems, we have standard and customisable products to match your exact specifications. Contact us today to discuss your project’s requirements or explore our range online.

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Healthcare

Robotic surgery and rehabilitation systems use motion tracking, precision actuators, and diagnostics. Medical-grade sensors, tactile switches, and IP-rated connectors support sterile, reliable operation in clinical and surgical environments.
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Industrial Automation

Automated robots streamline material handling, welding, and assembly tasks. Proximity sensors, limit switches, and rugged connectors enable safe, high-precision performance in fast-paced industrial environments.
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Industry 4.0

Smart robots powered by AI and cloud connectivity drive predictive maintenance and adaptive manufacturing. Industrial sensors, IoT switches, and modular connectors ensure seamless integration with Industry 4.0 systems.
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Autonomous Vehicles

Self-driving robots and drones for delivery or mapping use LiDAR, GPS, and AI. Environmental sensors, position switches, and weatherproof connectors support precise navigation and real-time obstacle detection.
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Military

Tactical robots and UAVs perform reconnaissance, EOD, and surveillance. Rugged sensors, connectors and sealed control switches ensure performance and durability in harsh battlefield conditions.
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Disaster Response

Search-and-rescue robots use thermal imaging, mapping, and communication systems. Infrared sensors, emergency shut-off switches, and waterproof connectors enhance operation in hazardous, debris-filled environments.
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Agriculture

Drones and robotic equipment automate planting, spraying, and harvesting. Soil sensors, actuator switches, and IP-rated connectors enable precise, weather-resistant operation across modern precision agriculture tasks.
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Education

STEM learning robots teach coding, AI, and automation fundamentals. Plug-and-play sensors, low-voltage switches, and easy-connect terminals support safe, modular learning for classrooms and labs.
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What is your application?

Our range of switches, sensors, connectors and work lights are designed for harsh environments and provide protection against water and dust ingress, chemicals, UV, and temperature extremes.

Early 2000s

Aerial eyes

The first drones used in farming captured aerial images to monitor crop health, helping farmers detect issues like drought stress or pest damage.

2010 – 2015

Precision spraying

Drone technology advanced to include GPS-guided spraying systems, allowing farmers to target specific areas with pesticides or fertilizers. Countries like Japan led the way in early adoption.

2015 – 2020

Data-driven decisions

Multispectral sensors, thermal imaging, and AI-based analytics became common, turning drones into real-time data tools for yield prediction, soil analysis, and field mapping.

2020 – Present

Autonomous swarms

Fully autonomous drone fleets survey, seed, and spray crops. With growing focus on sustainability and efficiency, drones have become a key part of smart farming systems worldwide.
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Robust circular M5, M8, and M12 connectors, rated up to IP68 for demanding industrial environmentsFind Out More

Performance & reliability in modern drone technology

The evolution of drones has revolutionised sectors from agriculture and surveying to logistics and inspection—enabling efficient, data-driven operations with minimal human input.
Switches are used for system activation, mode selection, calibration, and emergency shutoff, offering operators simple and effective manual control when needed during setup or maintenance.
Sensors are at the core of drone functionality, delivering real-time data on altitude, GPS position, speed, orientation, temperature, air pressure, obstacle proximity, and payload status. These inputs feed into the flight control system for precise navigation, autonomous operation, and safety monitoring.
Compact, lightweight connectors are essential for linking sensors, actuators, and flight controllers. High-performance data and power connectors, including IP-rated and vibration-resistant variants, ensure reliable communication and power distribution in demanding airborne environments.
LED lighting supports visibility and compliance with aviation regulations. Navigation lights, anti-collision strobes, and payload illumination enhance safety during flight, particularly in low light or complex environments.

Robotics & Drones Products

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HDMI Connector

HDMI IP67/IP68

Robust IP67 and IP68 rated HDMI plug and socket connectors
  • Type A and Type D configurations available
  • Supports 4K resolution and high-speed data transfer
  • IP67 (plastic) and IP68 (metal) protection levels
  • Bayonet or screw locking mechanisms
  • Shielded design for EMI protection
  • Operating temperature range: -40°C to +120°C
  • Panel cutouts: 15.6mm to 25.6mm
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