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MotoCrane Titan Ultimate

High-performance 3-axis stabilized remote head for large cinema cameras.

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Brand

MotoCrane

Type

Stabiliser

MotoCrane TITAN Ultimate is a high-performance, 3-axis stabilized remote head built for large cinema cameras, with a class-leading payload of up to 90 lb / 41 kg. It is designed as a vehicle-mounted cinema head that can operate at extreme speeds while maintaining rock-solid stabilization, even in harsh weather and rough terrain.

It is meant to be mounted on rigs such as MotoCrane ULTRA, cranes, or other remote-arm platforms. MotoCrane positions it as the most powerful 3-axis stabilized head in the world, built around a unified 6061-T6 billet aluminum structure and very high-power slotless motors.

TITAN is controlled via the TITAN controller, which features a 7-inch touchscreen UI and user-swappable input modules for joystick(s) and focus wheel. It supports 12G-SDI slip rings on all three axes, allowing completely unrestricted 360° pan/tilt/roll with hardwired 4K/60 video pass-through and no cable wrap limits. The head also includes three D-Tap power outputs (125 W) and built-in 3-pin XLR for 24 V to power high-load cameras like Alexa 35 and Venice 2.

• Payload: class-leading 90 lb / 41 kg maximum payload, with 70 lb / 32 kg recommended for dynamic tracking.
• Structure: unified 6061-T6 billet aluminum chassis, CNC-machined from a single block for maximum stiffness.
• Motors: slotless motors with over 3000 W peak power and 18 Nm peak torque per axis.
• Speed: rated for vehicle speeds over 100 mph / 160 km/h.
• Stabilization: 3-axis gyro stabilization with a fiber optic gyro (FOG) and GPS-based sensor fusion.
• Weather rating: IP65 (water resistant) and temperature rated from -30°F to 120°F / about -34°C to 49°C.
• Dry weight: about 44–46 lb / 20–21 kg.
• Uses a Mitchell mount interface, so it integrates with standard remote-arm and crane systems.
• The TITAN controller can be hardwired to the head or used wirelessly via 2.4 GHz, with optional long-range radios (900/868 MHz) for control over 1.8 miles / 3 km.