An electromotoric actuator is a type of mechanism used to convert electrical energy into mechanical motion. It comprises an electric motor that drives a load attached to its output shaft or spindle. The motor is typically controlled by an electronic circuit which modulates its speed and direction of rotation. 

Electromotoric actuators are widely used in various applications such as steering systems, valve controls, machine tools, robotics, and other industrial machinery. They offer high precision, accuracy, and reliability, making them an ideal choice for many critical applications.