In Shenzhen's Nanshan District in the Chinese mainland, a team of robotics engineers in their twenties at PaXini Tech is making robots feel more human than ever! 🤖✨
This year, after five years of R&D, these young innovators have built a fully homegrown tactile sensor array – 1,140 sensing units in each hand that detect 15 dimensions of data, from force direction to texture and even humidity. Now, robots can sense and adapt their grip for precise tasks like sorting parcels 📦, handling delicate medical supplies, and assisting in elderly care.
- 1,140 sensing units per hand
- Detects 15 dimensions, from force direction to texture and humidity
- Enables precise parcel sorting, medical supply handling, and elderly care
- Adopted by thousands of companies in advanced manufacturing, high-end equipment, and medical and elderly care
For young professionals and entrepreneurs, PaXini Tech's breakthrough is a glimpse into the booming innovation scene of the Chinese mainland. Students and researchers can explore this tactile tech journey for real-world insights, while travelers and tech fans might spot these robot hands in action at smart factories around Shenzhen.
With robots that truly feel, the future of human-machine collaboration is taking a giant leap forward – bringing us closer to a world where technology touches lives in the most literal way! 💡❤️
Reference(s):
China's young engineers advance tactile tech for dexterous robot hand
cgtn.com
