Many industries could benefit from this 'soft touch' robot gripper. 🤖 engineering
hope that their new robot should be available for commercial use very soon. 3D printed, the robotic gripper will be offered for commercial sale through the team's commercial startup venture RoPlus , comprising NUS researchers Low Jin Huat, Khin Phone May, Chen Chao-Yu, and undergraduate student Han Qian Qian.
This is an interesting development as the ability to grip and move a variety of different things comes naturally to human beings. to do so is not that technically challenging to replicate, the software needed to mimic the adaptability of the human brain is not so simple to build artificially. This is where NUS engineers have also made something of a breakthrough using computer visions and deep learning to analyze the objects in front of them.
The first, dubbed"GourmetGrip", is the most suitable for the most delicate of objects like bite-sized snacks, or food easily prone to damage like tofu, and packs them into take-out boxes. Initial tests indicate it is roughly 23 percent better at grabbing soft items than existing machines. It could also, theoretically pick up more than 50 different food items such as puddings, vegetables, fruits, etc. with great care.
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