To improve the printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing accuracy and the disturbance rejection performance, this paper proposes a high-precision motion control for the Galvano motor system through the dual observer for speed and acceleration estimation. The Galvano motor is implemented by a permanent magnet (PM) motor with a sine/cosine encoder for the feedback control. The position sensing resolution is increased based on the interpolation of every two encoder counts. After that, a dual-observer is proposed respectively for the speed and acceleration estimation using only the position measurement signal. The first speed observer is designed to remove the differentiate noises and improve the system stability. In addition, since the acceleration is proportional to the motor load torque, the second acceleration observer is developed for the acceleration feedback control to improve the disturbance load torque, caused by the unbalanced rotation of the laser mirror. The proposed dual-observer estimation and motion control are implemented in a Galvano motor system for the experimental validation.