Learn how tactile sensors can enable a gripper to apply the optimal grip force to hold any object and respond to dynamic loads. With this tactile feedback, the gripper will never grip too hard and break an item, nor will it grip insufficiently and drop an object. The gripper doesn’t even need prior knowledge of the object’s size, shape, weight, or packaging. The tactile sensors also enable complex robotic manipulation such as turning a handle and opening a door or inserting a USB cable. These tactile sensors could be the difference between a robot with the dexterity of a skilled person and a robot that is all thumbs. Come see for yourself how this crucial technology can help take robotic dexterity to the next level.
Engineering Theater
In today’s fast-paced manufacturing landscape, where product complexity is constantly on the rise, the need for sophisticated data management solutions has become paramount. Companies are increasingly seeking methods to streamline processes, enhance collaboration across multiple design teams, and manage data more efficiently. In this session, we demonstrate OpenBOM’s capabilities to capture diverse design information from various CAD systems and translate it into a fully digital product data representation. One of the key strengths of OpenBOM lies in its seamless integration with all major CAD systems, allowing it to capture different design conditions effectively and streamline information flow to other parts of organizations, including contractors, suppliers, and partners.
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