Tactile Sensors
Sensobright Tactile Sensors are high-resolution force and touch sensing modules by Sensobright Industries, designed to add a sense of touch to robot hands and grippers. The sensors feature up to 317 receptors per cm2, sub-0.001 N force sensitivity, 3-axis touch and temperature sensing, proximity detection without physical contact, and transfer data via a single USB cable. Compatible with Windows, Linux, ROS, and embedded platforms including Raspberry Pi and Nvidia Jetson.
Primary use case: Tactile and force sensing for robot grippers and hands to enable precise manipulation and object slip detection
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
stationary
Commercial
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Tactile and force sensing for robot grippers and hands to enable precise manipulation and object slip detection
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