PX3Q
The PX3Q by PaXini Tech is a joint torque sensor with 0.1% full-scale resolution, designed for integration into collaborative robot joints to enable precise force control and safe human-robot interaction.
Primary use case: Full-body force sensing suite product
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
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Manipulation
Hand Type
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Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
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Commercial
Availability
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Primary Use Case
Full-body force sensing suite product
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