Robotics and Motion Control

The six-foot Grumpy statue now greeting golfers at hole No. 14 on Disney's Magnolia Golf Course didn't come from a mold or a foundry. It was carved from a solid block of natural Carrara marble using a new process developed by Disney Imagineering.

A home appliance company needed a custom solution to power the water and air pumps in an at-home "countertop garden" for microgreens.

Students at California State University, Chico, gained hands-on experience and technical expertise that will empower them to excel in real-world engineering and innovation roles.

High humidity and salty seas were no match for this corrosion-resistant radar system customization.

The MoonBike was specifically designed for speed, endurance, low maintenance, and fun.

PC-based technology provides highly precise motion control and synchronization for all types of entertainment applications — including indoor attractions, signage, and more.

A conversation with Joe Rando on how teams of creative engineers bring entertainment to life in stage, film, theme parks, and more

A system-level platform spanning humanoid robotic arms, integrated joint modules, global remote operations, and open-sourced real-world data was exhibited at CES 2026.

Closed-loop feedback system allows programmers to choreograph four-axes of eagle motion in sync with a musical soundtrack.

How Disney Imagineering Research & Development brought a robot into the real world that walks and talks just like the beloved animated character from Frozen.