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HBK Force/Torque Sensors for Collaborative Robots
HBK provides advanced force, torque, and load sensors that give collaborative robots (cobots) a true sense of touch for safe and intelligent operation. 6-DoF force/torque sensors enable safe HRI. Solutions used by major cobot manufacturers including Universal Robots e-Series.
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- technology
- Status
- Activeoperating
- Announced
- 2020-01-016.7 years ago
- Active for
- 6.7 years
Who’s involved
Strain gauge-based force and torque sensors for precise load measurement in robotic limbs.. Headquarters: Darmstadt, Germany. Founded: 1950. Status: private. Type: hardware.
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Universal Robots is a Danish collaborative robot manufacturer founded in 2005 by Esben Ostergaard, Kasper Stoy, and Kristian Kassow at the University of Southern Denmark. A subsidiary of [Teradyne](/companies/teradyne) since 2015, the company pioneered the cobot market with its [UR5e](/models/ur5e) and other UR series robots.
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