Sanctuary AI unveils new tactile sensors to improve dexterous manipulation
Sanctuary AI unveiled compliant, sensitive and scalable tactile sensors for dexterous manipulation by general-purpose robots.
Evidence notes
- Sanctuary AI designed the tactile sensors to combine compliance, sensitivity, durability and low manufacturing cost for dexterous manipulation.
- The company plans to cover all grasping surfaces with the sensors and use haptic servoing to improve precision and training-data quality.
- Sanctuary linked the work to its hydraulic hand actuation and human-level dexterity goals without identifying a specific robot product in the release.
Company context
Vancouver physical-AI company deploying autonomous task policies on industrial robot arms and custom end effectors while developing dexterous hands and future humanoid embodiments.