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An advanced robotic gripper has been created

Researchers at Purdue University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created an advanced robotic gripper. Its design is inspired by the human hand, and it can move and position complex objects. According to researcher Yu Shen, the robot has two fingers, and a small sensor camera that provides vision is mounted on the gripper’s left finger. The gripper’s fingers can also be used for 3D printing. Read more […]

An advanced robotic gripper has been created

Researchers at Purdue University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created an advanced robotic gripper.

The design of this robotic gripper is inspired by the human hand, and it can move and position complex objects.

According to researcher Yu Shen, the robot has two fingers, and a small sensor camera that provides vision is mounted on the gripper’s left finger. The gripper’s fingers can also be used for 3D printing.

The research group plans to further expand the capabilities of this robot and test it.