OSMO Open-Source Tactile Glove Now Available as a DIY Kit for Human-to-Robot Skill Transfer
HaozhiQ · x · 2026-09-30
OSMO is an open-source tactile glove for human-to-robot skill transfer, capturing 3-axis tactile signals from human demonstrations while letting robot hands share the same sensing hardware.
Haozhi Qi announced that OSMO is now available as a DIY kit, an effort driven by Jessica Yin with support from WowRobo to make the hardware more accessible to the robotics community. Project page and kit links are public.
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