RobotiqRobot hands · Canada
Supplier · robot hands
Robotiq
Robotiq makes plug-and-play grippers and sensors mainly for collaborative robot arms and now targets physical AI with ROS 2 packages and simulation assets. No humanoid maker was confirmed as a customer in the sources reviewed.
- Category
- Robot hands
- Country
- Canada
- Founded
- 2008
- Reported customers
- 1Named by the press or the companies
- Robots
- 3Name it in their parts
- Listed
- —Not published
What it makes
From the company's own description and the sources below.
- Makes
- Adaptive grippers, tactile fingertips, force-torque sensors and wrist cameras for robot manipulation.
- Parts
- Dexterous hand
- Tier
- Parts and modules
- Founded
- 2008
- Products
- 2F-85 Adaptive Gripper, Tactile Sensor Fingertips, FT-300 Force Torque Sensor, Wrist Camera
Reported customers
Supply deals and partnerships as reported by the companies or the press.
TIAGoPAL Robotics2F-85, 2F-140 and EPick gripper optionsPAL's handbook lists Robotiq's 2F-85, 2F-140 and EPick among TIAGo's interchangeable end-effectors. PAL Robotics
Named in robots' parts lists
Quotes are from each robot's parts profile, which links its sources.
MoxiDiligent Robotics · 2018Commercial“Robotiq two-finger adaptive gripper (IEEE Spectrum).”
- TIAGoPAL Robotics · 2015Commercial
“Interchangeable end effectors: parallel gripper, Robotiq 2F-85/2F-140, ePick suction or PAL SEA gripper, each optionally with force/torque sensing;”
S-OneSCHAFT (acquired by Google) · 2013Retired“Commercial Robotiq Adaptive Gripper (IEEE Spectrum).”
Sources
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