This video was shot in one take, pitching Barrett’s CEO, Bill Townsend, against Barrett’s Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), Matt Rigby, to see who could complete the DesertDriver™ course the fastest. The result came within a fraction of a second apart, a virtual tie.
It has taken the entire 21st century (so far) to develop the Puck®, with thousands of lines of firmware, several US patents, and even more patents beyond the US. While the final result looks simple, the process of making a brushless motor controller bullet-proof and ultra-high performance takes significant time. You could build your own at great expense and you’d still be missing the millions of hours of Puck®-drive track record.
The Puck® is being tested on the 6-wheeled Athena Mars Rover prototype at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA, USA.
Motor controllers have a terrible reputation for being anything but reliable and robust. Don’t gamble with your hard-won product or machine. The bullet-proof Puck® minimizes risk.
Follow a key part as it is shipped to Barrett, inspected, prepared, installed, system-tested, and shipped out in a Burt® system to a customer.
Patients need thousands (not merely hundreds) of repetition to show improvement.
Listen to the reasoning applied by the therapist and the enthusiasm of the patient.
This video testimonial listens to a therapist and patient while using Burt®.
This series of patients underscores the importance of patient motivation.
It takes only 30 seconds to set up a patient in Burt® and just a few seconds more for swapping handedness.
While other robots take 5-15 minutes to set up and calibrate, Burt® takes a mere 30 seconds, saving valuable time.
Many patients suffer from visual neglect, which Burt® is designed to accommodate.
