APRUMO website visual credits

Supplied brand artwork

The header, footer and menu logo is the supplied Aprumo Phase Web Motion pack’s animated logo, /brand/aprumo-phase.js, used as supplied: a vector element in which five drawing fronts circle the emblem while the wordmark stays fixed. It is drawn in navy on light backgrounds and in white on dark ones, and shows the still logo when reduced motion is preferred. All brand rights remain with their respective owner.

Application collection

The 29 application models and eight actuator-family studies on the Applications page come from the supplied APRUMO application collection dated 1 October 2026. The collection represents all 12 application areas and 41 requested examples, with 239 mapped actuator assemblies across eight actuator families. Five auxiliary mechanisms remain host equipment and are excluded from the actuator-family counts.

Actuator styling and geometry derive from the supplied APRUMO reference pack. These are illustrations, not scans or verified APRUMO production CAD. Placements, family assignments and dimensions are illustrative; no engineering fit, performance or sector qualification is asserted. The full provenance notice is provided in NOTICE.txt.

Ten application hosts—the tendon-driven hand, welding cell, inspection crawler, solar tracker, valve station, subsea manipulator, subsea positioner, motion platform, endurance rig and servo press—are original procedural illustrations. No manufacturer CAD, product images or logos were used to create those ten hosts. Thirteen further hosts are procedural visualisations. The remaining six are modified manufacturer reference meshes:

The manufacturer source meshes were converted, simplified for display, posed and given translucent materials, and illustrative actuator assemblies were added. Manufacturer and model names identify reference hosts only: no endorsement, affiliation or APRUMO supply relationship is implied, and no trademark rights are granted. The models are compressed for web delivery using meshopt.

Application models show static poses. The standalone actuator studies include component-separation animations, which illustrate assembly relationships rather than operating motion or service procedures.

Website-authored geometry and diagrams

The eight product architectures shown on the home page and the motion-systems pages, and the engineering diagrams, were authored for this website. Product geometry is illustrative and is not released manufacturing CAD or evidence of qualified performance. It is based on the architecture descriptions in the supplied engineering references.

Careers illustration

The careers scene is an original layered illustration authored for this website. It shows the engineering disciplines that contribute to one joint, drawn in the same technical style as the rest of the site. No third-party illustration assets are used. It does not depict verified APRUMO personnel or facilities.

Rendering library

Three.js is distributed under the MIT licence. The website uses Three.js and its GLTFLoader, OrbitControls, BufferGeometryUtils and RoundedBoxGeometry utilities. The full copyright and licence notice is provided in THREE-LICENSE.txt.

Mesh compression and decoding

The meshopt decoder is part of meshoptimizer, by Arseny Kapoulkine, and is distributed under the MIT licence. Although the decoder is available through the Three.js examples, it retains its own copyright and licence notice, provided in MESHOPT-LICENSE.txt.

Fonts

Inter variable and IBM Plex Mono are used under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The font files are sourced from Fontsource packages. Full copyright and licence notices are provided in INTER-LICENSE.txt and IBM-PLEX-MONO-LICENSE.txt.