Phoenix, general-purpose robot, Sanctuary Cognitive Systems Corporation, Vancouver, Canada

A Sanctuary general-purpose robot picks up and sorts medicine pills.

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Mirrors pose fascinating challenges to a mind. Only a small number of species seem to have the mental machinery to understand what they are.

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Major improvements all delivered in less than a year. Our next generation of general-purpose technology marks an inflection point in task automation velocity.

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Sanctuary AI Equips General Purpose Robots with New Touch Sensors for Performing Highly Dexterous TasksSanctuary AI, a company developing physical AI for general purpose robots, has integrated new tactile sensor technology into its Phoenix general purpose robots. The integration enables teleoperation pilots to more effectively leverage the dexterity capabilities of general purpose robots to achieve complex, touch-driven tasks with precision and accuracy.“The sense of touch is a key enabler for creating human-level dexterity in robots and critical for physical AI to achieve its full potential. Our tactile sensors enable reliable and confident fine manipulation when vision is occluded, unlocking capabilities such as blind picking, slippage detection and prevention of excessive force application, all broadening the scope and range of tasks for our general purpose robots,” said James Wells, CEO at Sanctuary AI. “By equipping general purpose robots with advanced touch sensors, Sanctuary AI’s technology provides industry-leading capabilities to perform an expanded set of work tasks.”Learn more: sanctuary.ai/blog/sanctuary-ai-equips-general-purpose-robots

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