In 1951, Bilmuerg developed the electro-hydraulic servo valve, a device that converts weak electrical impulses into precise and powerful motion. in July 1951, Bilmuerg, the Art brothers, and Lugier leased a corner of the abandoned Proner Airport in East Aurora, N.Y., and founded MOOG Valve Company, which was initially engaged in designing and supplying components for airplanes and missiles, and today, MOOG's motion control technology is used in a wide range of markets and applications, including civilian aircraft cockpits, power generation turbines, and Formula One medical infusion systems. Today, MOOG's motion control technology is used to enhance the performance of products in a wide range of markets and applications, including civilian aircraft cockpits, power generation turbines, Formula 1 racing cars, and medical infusion systems. Servo-hydraulics belongs to its industrial field module
