Xiangmuguo Introduces Robotics Technology Centered on Manipulation Instinct

Robot Lecture Hall, a robotics media outlet at leaderobot.com, reported that Xiangmuguo separates task planning from manipulation execution and focuses on instinct on the execution side. The article said the company has pursued this approach from theory through product development.

For factory workers handling components with different shapes and materials, the approach highlights a design that separates deciding what work to do from the act of gripping. Xiangmuguo says the execution side can be brought online with a focus on tactile sensing and no prior manipulation data. Its example of lifting a card less than 1 millimeter thick with a simple industrial gripper and no external camera points to an effort to change how systems adapt in workplaces where hardware varies widely.