A humanoid robot packs fruit end to end by sensing grip force and slip
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-07-24
- The post argues that tactile sensing is underestimated in Physical AI.
- It cites a humanoid fruit-packing demo where the robot picks the box, grasps fruit, places items, and seals the box end to end.
- The key point is real-time tactile sensing: judging grip force, detecting slip, and adjusting strategy during dual-arm collaboration to handle fruits with different size, firmness, and pose.
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