Application of proximity sensors! Contributing to the development of collaborative robots that can "think" for themselves and adapt to changes.
Realizing "grasping objects with robots" is not easy, and there are various challenges piling up on-site. Aiming to become a key player in advancing the "home appliance integration of collaborative robots," we provide core components for collaborative robots. We also promote the minimization of teaching, eliminating resistance and hurdles to the introduction of collaborative robots. Thinker challenges what has been difficult for general robots with its unique proximity sensing and actuator technology. 【Business Overview】 ■ We are commercializing robot sensors that utilize proximity sensing technology with the following features: - Significantly simplifying the teaching process - Capable of grasping difficult-to-detect objects such as transparent materials and mirrors - Able to pick items by feel from bulk materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At Thinker Inc., we are commercializing robot sensors that utilize proximity sensing technology. Our "Proximity Sensor TK-01" realizes "proximity sensing," which captures the presence of objects without relying on vision or touch, through a unique sensing technology that simultaneously measures the distance and posture of the target object. This has made it possible to capture the shapes of objects, including blind spots that have been challenges in robot manipulation, as well as to recognize mirror-like and transparent materials.
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