XELA Robotics to Unveil First Ever Robotic Fingertips with Sensitive Nails at Automate
Quick Take
XELA Robotics is set to showcase its groundbreaking robotic fingertips featuring sensitive nails at the Automate event. These innovative tactile sensors promise enhanced dexterity and precision for robotic applications, potentially transforming industries reliant on fine motor skills. The introduction of these fingertips could significantly improve the interaction between robots and delicate objects.
Key Points
- XELA Robotics introduces robotic fingertips with sensitive nails at Automate.
- New tactile sensors enhance dexterity and precision in robotic applications.
- Potential to transform industries that rely on fine motor skills.
- Improved interaction between robots and delicate objects is expected.
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From source RSS / original summaryCompany to display wide range of new tactile sensor capabilities
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