Trossen dual robot arms strike a match fully autonomously, unveils 2026 Physical AI lineup
YuXiang_IRVL · x · 2026-09-26
Trossen Robotics showed two of its robot arms striking a match fully autonomously, a demo by Ahad Jawaid for a CoRL 2026 paper on the previous-generation arms — a demanding test of bimanual coordination and fine force control.
The company also unveiled its 2026 Physical AI product lineup: one architecture spanning human demonstration capture (leader-follower teleop or handheld), robot data collection, training and evaluation, and real deployment, with the same arms, software, and data path end to end. Academic discounts are available for research labs.
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