I'm currently working on a robot, and this robot needs to be really fast. Think of it like a robotic arm, but it needs to move about as fast as a human can turn his head.
For that, I need appropriate servos that can immediately make such a motion, without a long spin-up time. The effect is that natural movements should be simulatable with that.
Of course, I'd like the servos to be as quiet as possible and as small as possible. The question is : what servos do I buy? Money is not a problem.
Something to keep in mind: tiny servos (and even stepper motors) can provide the blazing speeds you need...... but not with the torque required. Speed and torque are commonly traded-off against one another. You'll need to first determine what sort of resistance/weight the motor will be pulling/pushing, because a lightning-quick motor that will turn in-place the minute any counter-pressure is applied is way worse than a middling-speed motor with decent torque.