Automation and control - TSA designs, builds and integrates theatrical automation on the Raynok control platform, cue-synced and safe every performance
The move runs the same every performance.
TSA designs and builds the machinery, then integrates and commissions it on the Raynok control platform - automated fly, revolves, tracked scenery, lifts and sunroofs, cue-synced and monitored so the move lands the same, safely, every performance.
We build it,
or we control it.
Take automation turn-key, or bring us in to integrate Raynok control over machinery you already run. However you start, one team owns the moving parts and how they are driven.
We build it and we run it
Turn-key. TSA designs and builds the machinery, then integrates and commissions it on the Raynok control platform - one accountable partner from mechanical build to opening night.
Control over your machinery
Already have the kit? We integrate Raynok control over your existing automation and hoists, cue it to your show and commission it safely.
One axis or a whole rig
Start with a single automated bar or lift, or scale to a multi-axis 3D rig. The same system and the same operators grow with the show.
Built and controlled
as one system.
Theatrical automation is a stage move - a fly bar, a revolve, a tracked wagon, a lift, a sunroof (sometimes called a sloat, a sliding lid over a trap) - driven under software control so it runs the same way, on cue, every performance. TSA delivers it turn-key: we design and build the machinery, then integrate and commission it on the Raynok control platform, so one team is accountable for both the moving part and the control that drives it.
Because the moving part and the control sit with the same team, a cue change or a re-balanced load path is handled in one place, not passed between vendors. That holds whether we built the machinery or integrated control over automation you already run. It is one part of Production Engineering.
One cue sweeps the show. Each axis fires on its beat - TSA-built machinery, run on the Raynok control platform, one team accountable for both. Select an axis to see how it stays controlled.
Four jobs, one system.
How the move runs.
An automated move is turn-key with TSA - designed and built, then driven and monitored under one control system. Here is how a cue becomes a repeatable, safe move.
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Step 01
Mechanical design & build
The machinery that makes the move - engineered, fabricated and load-rated in-house.
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Step 02
Drives & control
Variable-speed drives integrated with the Raynok control platform, sized to the axis and the load.
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Step 03
Cue programming
Each move programmed to your cue sheet and, where you need it, to show timecode.
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Step 04
Anti-sway & feedback
Closed-loop position and load feedback, with anti-sway on multi-axis moves.
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Step 05
Run & live-monitor
Operated from the desk with live load and position read-outs, every performance.
It is one part of Production Engineering - technical design and drafting, performer flying and custom fabrication all sit alongside it.
Automation,
delivered.
Designed, built and run in Australia - the same team that engineers the move puts it on the floor and keeps it running.
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36 hoists, one ceiling, one desk.
A 36-axis hoist array and five-chord box truss - the turnkey overhead rigging behind the Great Hall.
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4,000 shows. Zero missed cues.
Seven-plus years running five performer flying rigs and the full stage automation system.
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A stage the school can run.
The technical side scoped, built and handed over so staff and casual crew can run it safely, term after term.
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the move.
Send the moves your show needs, the machinery and the venue. We'll build and integrate them, commissioned on the Raynok control platform - one accountable partner from the mechanical build to the control.