Problems Worth Solving.

Solutions Built to Last.

Industrial automation case studies from Applied Motion Systems — engineering solutions for complex manufacturing challenges across glass, paper, aerospace, wood products, and renewable energy.

FEATURED CASE STUDY

Servo-Driven Delta Stacker for High-Volume Container Glass Production

Applied Motion Systems redesigned its own best-selling Servo Lehr Loader to match how glass plants actually run today: continuous, hot, dust-heavy, with smaller and less specialized maintenance teams. The new Delta Stacker eliminates moving cables entirely, uses standard servo components any plant tech can service, and has run two years in a high-volume container glass facility without missing a beat.

Industrial Automation Case Studies Across Industries and Applications

paper machine drive system retrofit industrial automation case study
PAPER CONVERTING

16-Section Paper Machine Drive System Replaced Without Extended Downtime

AMS replaced a full paper machine drive system across 16 sections while minimizing production downtime — a complex retrofit requiring precise coordination across the entire drive system architecture.

deep water standing wave pool Siemens automation controls case study
RECREATION

Siemens Automation and Controls System for a Deep-Water Standing Wave Pool

A first-of-its-kind deep-water standing wave pool needed to run reliably across a 100-day season. AMS engineered the Siemens automation and controls system that made it possible.

Oscilla Power TRITON wave energy converter industrial automation case study
RENEWABLE ENERGY

Electrical Power System for Oscilla Power’s TRITON-C Wave Energy Converter

AMS engineered the electrical power system for an ocean-based wave energy converter — one of the more unusual applications in our portfolio and a testament to our engineering range.

General Automation

Kiln Brick Processing Line, Built for a Problem That Had Never Been Automated Before

A Pacific Northwest kiln manufacturer needed to double output and automate a brick machining process that had never been automated before. AMS built the machine from scratch — and it earned a U.S. patent.