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GelSight and Meta AI have launched Digit 360, an advanced tactile sensor designed for robotic fingers. This new sensor builds on their previous collaboration, enhancing touch perception research with over 18 sensing features. The technology aims to digitize touch, enabling more sophisticated applications in robotics and beyond.
Digit 360 utilizes a tactile-specific optical lens to capture detailed surface imprints, allowing for precise analysis of touch interactions. This innovation not only improves robotic dexterity but also opens avenues in fields like medicine and virtual reality. The companies are committed to making their technology accessible, with plans to open-source the code and designs.
• Digit 360 enhances touch perception research with advanced sensing capabilities.
• The sensor's technology supports applications in robotics, medicine, and virtual reality.
Tactile sensing refers to the technology that enables machines to perceive touch, enhancing robotic interactions.
Open-source refers to making software code publicly available for use and modification, promoting collaboration.
AI development involves creating algorithms and models that enable machines to learn and make decisions.
GelSight specializes in tactile technology, providing advanced imaging systems for various applications.
Meta AI focuses on integrating AI with sensors to enhance robotic capabilities and research.
Wonik Robotics collaborates with Meta AI to develop advanced robotic hands with tactile sensors.
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