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Controlling up to nine electric motors in parallel sounds like a complex engineering challenge – and it usually is. But with ZERO, the new System on Module from DAVE Embedded Systems, that complexity suddenly becomes a lot easier to handle.
At the heart of ZERO lies Renesas’ RZ/T2H microprocessor, a high-performance industrial-grade chip designed for advanced real-time control applications. It’s a powerhouse built for precision, determinism and flexibility – the kind of architecture that can handle multi-axis motor control with remarkable accuracy.
By embedding the RZ/T2H inside a ready-to-use SOM, DAVE removes the typical hurdles of hardware design, board bring-up and firmware integration. Instead of wrestling with low-level hardware details, developers can focus on what really matters: building smarter, connected systems.
And it doesn’t stop at motor control.
The same SOM architecture can also manage advanced vision systems – for instance, integrating high-resolution camera modules for inspection, navigation or object detection.
Combined with ToloMEO, DAVE’s cloud-ready software suite, the system seamlessly connects edge devices to data platforms, enabling full device monitoring, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance over the cloud.
In other words, ZERO isn’t just about controlling motors – it’s about connecting intelligence, motion, and vision in one streamlined platform. It bridges the gap between raw processing power and deployable solutions, turning complex industrial designs into plug-and-play innovation.
With DAVE Embedded Systems, what used to take months of hardware engineering can now be achieved in weeks – and that’s the real motion revolution!
Ready to learn more?
Discover how ZERO can power your next generation of motion-control applications.
Visit the ZERO product page to explore technical specifications, integration options and use cases.
And if you have questions, don’t miss the FAQ section, where DAVE’s engineering team has already answered the most common queries about hardware compatibility, software integration and cloud connectivity.
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