Embodied intelligence company Sharpa introduced three new products at the IROS conference: its first fully self-developed general-purpose humanoid robot, D01, the next-generation dexterous hand W02, and the AE01 exoskeleton data glove. According to the announcement cited by Techub News, D01 features full-body electronic skin coverage and a tactile sampling rate of 100 Hz, enabling fine manipulation. W02 reduces its size while expanding tactile coverage from the fingertips to the entire hand. AE01 is designed for high-fidelity teleoperation and data collection. Sharpa said the combination of robot body, dexterous hand and data input system is intended to address a practical bottleneck in embodied intelligence: the difficulty of obtaining high-quality operational data, especially during complex moments after physical contact occurs. The company was founded by the founding team of lidar company Hesai Technology. The report cited Quantum Bit as the source.
Sharpa, an embodied intelligence company, introduced its first fully self-developed general-purpose humanoid robot D01, the next-generation dexterous hand W02, and the AE01 exoskeleton data glove at the IROS conference, according to Techub News.
D01 uses full-body electronic skin coverage and has a tactile sampling rate of 100 Hz, which the report said allows fine manipulation. W02 comes in a smaller size while extending tactile coverage from the fingertips to the whole hand. AE01 is built for high-fidelity teleoperation and data collection.
Sharpa said combining the robot body, dexterous hand and data entry interface is aimed at addressing a practical problem in embodied intelligence: the difficulty of collecting high-quality operation data, especially during complex moments after physical contact takes place. The company was founded by the founding team of lidar company Hesai Technology. The report cited Quantum Bit.
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