OpenArm shows a Tokyo robotics spinout with dual arms in a controlled cell
hiro_yams · x · 2026-07-27
OpenArm appears to be a Tokyo-based robotics spinout from Enactic, and the image shows its dual-arm system operating inside a structured workstation.
The shared post highlights the project as “pretty neat,” pointing to OpenArm as a notable robotics effort coming out of Tokyo. The screenshot itself shows the OpenArm branding and a controlled robotic manipulation setup, suggesting a platform aimed at dexterous arm work rather than a simple demo gimmick.
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