This estimation device comprises a calculation unit that calculates variables indicating the drive state of an electric motor of a machine tool on the basis of a simulation program. The simulation program is a program in which a first auxiliary variable relating to a load factor for estimating the drive state of the electric motor is added to a command statement of a machining program for driving the machine tool. The calculation unit calculates changes in the speed of the electric motor over time on the basis of output characteristics of the electric motor, inertia related to driving of the electric motor, and the first auxiliary variable.

A vibration control device moves an object by controlling an actuator. The vibration control device controls a position and speed of the actuator, generates a model by modeling the object; and calculates an inverse system output based on the model and the control to provide positive feedback of a position of the object based on the inverse system output.

A vibration control device moves an object by controlling an actuator. The vibration control device controls a position and speed of the actuator, generates a model by modeling the object; and calculates an inverse system output based on the model and the control to provide positive feedback of a position of the object based on the inverse system output.