Xela Robotics is a Japan-based specialist in tactile sensing technology, originating as a spin-out from Waseda University. The company develops the uSkin high-density 3-axis tactile sensor, which provides robots with a human-like sense of touch. This enables precise grasping, slip detection, and force control for manipulation tasks in fields like assembly, packaging, and warehouse logistics.
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XELA Robotics unveiled five major uSkin® tactile sensor advances at Automate 2026 — including a force-sensitive nail fingertip, UMI AI integration, and fragile object handling. Full product report by RobotToday.com.
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