The elevator controls movement around which axis?
Lateral.
Elevators typically control movement around two axes: the vertical (up and down) axis and the horizontal (side to side) axis. The vertical movement is controlled by the elevator’s motor and hoisting system, which raises and lowers the elevator car between floors. The horizontal movement, on the other hand, is controlled by the guide rails that keep the car centered as it moves up and down. In some cases, elevators may also have a third axis of movement, which is typically used for adjusting the angle or tilt of the car in order to accommodate sloped or uneven floors or to provide additional clearance in tight spaces.
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