GenRobot AI said its DAS 2.0 series was scheduled to debut at the CoRL conference in Austin on Nov. 9. The lineup includes DAS Dex 2.0, a dexterous-hand data-capture glove, and DAS Ego 2.0, a first-person multimodal headset.
The head-and-hand setup is designed to synchronize visual, hand-motion and tactile records for collecting human manipulation data and training robot skills in real-world settings, according to the company.
The company describes Dex 2.0 as producing a 21-degree-of-freedom hand-motion representation. Each glove has 16 tactile sensors with 980 sensing units and a stated minimum detection force of 0.1 newtons.
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