“…The piezoelectric motor is one type of actuation device that uses the converse piezoelectric effect in the piezoelectric elements by transforming electrical energy into mechanical energy, thus achieving the motion of the end effector via the friction effect [13][14][15][16]. These motors offer many superior properties, including high precision, compact structures, high-speed responses, zero electromagnetic radiation, and self-locking in the power-off state, and these properties have drawn extensive interest in several advanced mechanical transmission fields, including space technology [17,18], semiconductor processing [19,20], biotechnology [10,21], adaptive optics [8,22], robotics [23][24][25], and optical fiber alignment [26,27]. Thanks to the motor's flexible structural design compatibility, the stator and the end effector of a piezoelectric motor can be designed independently without absolute limitations.…”