Cardinal Kinetic highlights InoDrive motion control card for precise servo applications

InoDrive is primary hardware component of InoWorx Motion Control Platform

By Robotics 24/7 Staff    July 27, 2025         

Cardinal Kinetic highlights InoDrive motion control card for precise servo applications

Cardinal Kinetic

InoDrive is the core hardware component of Cardinal Kinetic's InoWorx Motion Control Platform.

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Cardinal Kinetic highlights InoDrive motion control card for precise servo applications

Cardinal Kinetic

InoDrive is the core hardware component of Cardinal Kinetic's InoWorx Motion Control Platform.

Cardinal Kinetic, a Kentucky-based “Insight Automation” company focusing on motion control, material handling and general automation, released more information on the company’s InoDrive motion control card.

Cardinal Kinetic describes the InoDrive as an integrated motion control card that delivers highly reliable, accurate and precise control of brushless DC servo motors in a wide range of industrial environments.

As the core hardware component of the company's InoWorx Motion Control Platform, Cardinal Kinetic said InoDrive simplifies servo system design while offering robust performance, flexibility and ease of deployment.

InoDrive features and specifications

Cardinal Kinetic said InoDrive combines the full capabilities of a servo amplifier, motion controller and logic engine into a single compact unit. When paired with the InoWorx Programmer - the company's drag-and-drop, code-free interface - the company said the result is a motion control platform that delivers reliable, accurate and precise motion with minimal setup time.

“The InoWorx platform, with InoDrive at its core, gives engineers and non-engineers alike everything they need to achieve high-performance results,” said Will Morgan, director of product management at Cardinal Kinetic. “It removes the complexity that traditionally slows down deployment and makes precision motion more accessible than ever.”

Cardinal Kinetic highlighted the following features and potential benefits of InoDrive:

  • Compact and robust design: Its sleek form factor conserves space, while its industrial-grade construction ensures durability in harsh environments.
  • Integrated capabilities: Combines servo amplification, motion contro, and logic processing into a single device, streamlining hardware requirements.
  • High compatibility: Supports a wide range of brushless DC servo motors up to 400 watts (1kW peak) and integrates with various sensors and peripherals.
  • Advanced safety features: Includes dual-channel STO, overcurrent protection, temperature monitoring and fault diagnostics to safeguard operations.
  • Scalable, synchronized motion: InoSync technology enables multiple InoDrive modules to be synchronized via Ethernet for coordinated, multi-axis applications.
  • Quick deployment: It eliminates the need for standalone control panels, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and software licenses, expediting setup and integration time. Its plug-and-play design ensures quick installation and minimal downtime.

Cardinal Kinetic said InoDrive is well-suited for OEMs and system integrators working in automation, robotics, packaging, mobile equipment and R&D environments, particularly where space is limited, setup time is critical and precision motion is crucial.

The company will be exhibiting at SPS Smart Production Solutions Atlanta, September 16-18 at the Georgia World Congress Center.

 

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