

Moog has both Electro-Hydraulic and Electro-Mechanical systems as part of its solutions. Launch vehicles and missiles use Moog's steering and propulsion controls, and the International Space Station uses its couplings, valves and actuators. Moog has technologies for satellites and space vehicles in addition to various aspects of defense such as missiles, weapons / stores management, turreted weapon systems, Naval technologies along with Security and Survelliance systems.įor satellites, Moog develops chemical and electric propulsion systems and space flight motion controls. Bell V-22 Osprey Flap, Elevator, and Swashplate Servo Actuators.Airbus A400M Primary and Secondary Flight Control Systems and Components.Boeing 787 Primary and Secondary Flight Control Systems and Components.Lockheed F-35 Lightning II Primary and Secondary Flight Control Systems and Components.The company's largest segment is aircraft controls which generates revenues from military and commercial aircraft in addition to aftermarket support. The technologies provide extremely high power:weight ratio and provide actuation for up to 10 axes on each car. Moog also has notable track record of providing a range of control axes on Formula 1 racing cars and has been involved in this business for over 30 years.

Areas considered improperly welded are identified from images evaluated by a convolutional neural network. In 2018, Moog and the University at Buffalo announced a project to use machine learning algorithms to differentiate acceptable from non-conforming areas of metal parts produced using additive manufacturing techniques. They have partnered with Aion Network in developing their blockchain. They developed the Moog VeriPart blockchain to track parts through the design, manufacturing, and service process of their parts. Moog initiated an effort along with other aerospace suppliers to explore the application of blockchain technology in its supply chain. It was engineered by Moog's UK facility and allowed the Centre Court's only night-time tennis performance. This consisted of about 150 axes of AC servo-controlled electric actuators, AC servomotors, AC servodrives and the complete motion control system, including software. Moog provided a control and motion system for the Wimbledon Centre Court retracting roof. Moog also made servo-actuators for four Space Shuttles. Moog also worked on several space contracts and designed part of the liquid rocket engine propulsion systems on the Voyager space probes and provided thruster valves that steered the spacecraft.

Moog's design was adapted to form the Spider-Man ride at Universal Studios adventure theme park. Moog also contributed to the manufacture and development of both Hydraulic and Electric flight simulators. Moog provided products and technologies that were used on the B-2 Bomber and was also responsible for the flight control actuation system. The US patent 2625136 was issued in January 1953. In April 1950 Bill Moog (cousin of Robert Moog, inventor of the Moog synthesizer) applied for a patent for the electrohydraulic servo valve (later called a "Moog Valve"), a device to control hydraulic pressure for fine control of actuators.
