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If you have put a Robotiq 2F-85 into an NVIDIA Isaac Sim scene and closed it on an object, you have probably seen the fingers do something the real gripper never does: bend backwards, pivot o...
If you run a Robotiq gripper in the Robot Operating System (ROS) 2 workspace today, you are almost certainly running PickNik Robotics'ros2_robotiq_gripper. As of today, there is an official R...
As physical AI moves from research into real applications, developers need a solid primitive that meets them where they work: control loops that decide, hundreds of times per second, when to ...
The DARPA challenges offer a useful playbook for physical AI. They show how an impressive technical demonstration can help create an industry.
But they are not a timeline.
The first DARPA G...
Part 1 of 2, Physical AI: The DARPA Legacy & the Road Ahead. What the DARPA Robotics Challenge Actually Built—and Why It Still Matters
In March 2011, a massive earthquake and tsunami trigger...
A robot does not always grip a part exactly where intended. Vision may guide the gripper close, but camera calibration, part presentation, and positioning errors add up, causing the fingers t...
If you've been using Hand-E Adaptive Gripper on your production line, you already know why it's earned its reputation: a sealed, precise, dependable gripper that just works, shift after shift...
In the heart of Provence, a small French bottling company is proving that automation isn't just for large manufacturers. Bulles Création, based in Valréas, has doubled its production cadence ...
Read the full technical article from Jennifer Kwiatkowski on Tech Brief.For teams building contact-rich manipulation, tactile sensing is shifting from a useful addition to a defensible requir...
Manual palletizing is one of the most common, and most overlooked, inefficiencies in food manufacturing. It happens at the end of every packaging line, shift after shift, and because it has a...