@tdub Posting in support of @danTt and @BillConnerFASTC Automation / control manufacturers coming from a robotic assembly line / precision milling and machining background MAY be marketing equipment that's at least as good BUT, without a background in theatre, their control software won't speak your / our lingo. Manufacturers marketing to theatres will have software annotated in familiar terms such as: In. Out. On. Off. U/S. D/S. See what I'm saying? Cranking in the cutting tool in increments of .001 inch MAY offer more accuracy than you need but how much time do you want spend converting a vertical or horizontal travel distance of many feet to thousandths of an inch? Similarly their terms for acceleration, deceleration, velocity, maximum and minimum speeds attained aren't likely to be terms you've become accustomed to. "In a hair" 's not likely in their vocabulary / nomenclature. Companies such as ETC, Niscon, and many, many others will have software that speaks your lingo.Any thoughts on upgrading to a motorized rigging system. Recommendation appreciated.
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