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The Agito is a modular robotic camera dolly. We swap its drive ends and supports to suit the location, and pair it with the FoMa Antares stabilized remote head.
Motion Impossible
Its belt drive runs quietly and stays smooth from a creep to full speed. The operator drives it by remote, with the speed and ramping set for each move, on track or free-roaming.
Four-wheel drive, quiet steering and full suspension take it over rough ground with no track.
The Agito on track, driven by remote, for moves that have to repeat. Good for studio work.
Magnetic Track
MagTrax follows a magnetic strip instead of a rail. The Agito steers along the strip by itself while the operator works the camera.
There is no rail in the shot, and it runs the same path every take.
More Configurations
The Agito on an overhead track with the camera hung underneath, for repeatable moves above the action.
The Tower adds vertical moves of about 28 in (70 cm), like a small jib. The Column lifts the head, with the camera mounted on top or slung below.
The shock-absorbing base for the head. It adds ultra-smooth movement over the roughest ground.
FoMa Systems
It steadies the camera in pan, tilt and roll, carries full-size cinema and broadcast cameras, and pairs with the Agito. Ours is the 11-inch head with the 6G SDI slip-ring, so the camera's SDI runs through the pan.
The head weighs 28.7 lbs.
Payload up to 50 lbs.
Also Available
We can offer the Cinebot Max and the Cinebot Mini, motion-control camera robots for moves that need to repeat. Tell us about the shot and we'll work out which one fits.
We also have a Black Arm system and other stabilized heads. Tell us what you're shooting and we'll match the right setup to the job.
Tell us the shot and the environment — we'll spec the right Agito configuration and head for the job.
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