ENLIGHT
ENLIGHT is Flexiv's adaptive industrial robot arm, designed for high-mix manufacturing applications requiring both force compliance and precision. It uses Flexiv's proprietary Rizon adaptive robotic technology, featuring integrated force/torque sensing at every joint and AI-driven skill learning for tasks such as assembly, polishing, and precision insertion.
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