Close to the Action
Germany are the World Champions, and mayr® power transmission was present live at the final in Rio de Janeiro, as ROBA-stop®-silenzio® brakes secured the flying camera in the stadium. They ensure maximum possible functional safety and guarantee smooth operation.
Spectacular goals and emotions running high - over the past weeks, impressive images from Brazil have delighted football fans all over the world. Yet the so-called "flying" cable cameras not only capture sensational images for viewers in front of television screens in football, but also in other sports or large TV productions. In the camera systems by Spidercam®, proven ROBA-stop®-silenzio® brakes from mayr® power transmission ensure the maximum possible functionality and operating safety. They hold the camera safely in position, ensuring that it comes to a halt, for example, during a power failure. During the world championships in Brazil, a total of nine Spidercam® systems were put into operation for transmission of the football games. On these cable camera robots, the camera carrier, the dolly, is supported by four cables. In addition, four electrical winches are mounted in each corner of the stadium. The dolly can be freely moved in all directions through controlled winding and unwinding of the winches,.
Published by Mayr Corporation on Aug 17, 2014