KNR Develops Industrial Robot Hand with 300 kg Grip and Precision Control
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KNR Systems has unveiled an industrial-grade robot hand capable of gripping up to 300 kg while delicately handling fragile objects like eggs. This innovative hand will be integrated into the upcoming 'Super Humanoid' robot, designed for high-intensity environments such as nuclear decommissioning and disaster sites.
The significance of this development lies in its ability to combine powerful grip strength—six times that of the average adult male—with precise control. The robot hand's design allows it to adapt to various object shapes, enhancing its functionality in challenging industrial conditions.
Looking ahead, KNR's collaboration with Seojin System aims to facilitate mass production of the Super Humanoid robot, which is expected to operate in environments that are difficult for humans to access. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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KNR's Super Robot Hand: 300 kg Grip with Delicate Touch
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