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ROBIN

About

About ROBIN

ROBIN combines an autonomous mobile base with two compliant force-controlled arms. The arm architecture regulates contact during machine tending, handling and fine assembly and accommodates variation in part and fixture position.

New tasks are introduced through human demonstrations, giving the system motion and contact examples for imitation learning. Fleet-management software coordinates multiple robots and connects assignments with factory operations. Roboligent positions ROBIN for manufacturing, logistics and selected healthcare workflows.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Issuer-reported live pick stations; customer/site unnamed, Intended logistics pick stations, Intended automotive sequencing stations, Intended industrial chemical-handling station
  • Tote handling

    Claimed - Transfer totes and containers between conveyors, racks and carts. - environment: Intended logistics pick stations

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  • Precision insertion

    Claimed - Sequence parts from bins into rack pigeonholes. - environment: Intended automotive sequencing stations

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  • Industrial dispensing

    Claimed - Open a sealed bottle and pour powder to a target weight. - environment: Intended industrial chemical-handling station

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  • Warehouse fulfillment

    Demonstrated - Pick mixed items from totes at live pick stations alongside workers. - environment: Issuer-reported live pick stations; customer/site unnamed

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Timeline

  • Roboligent and Tesollo preview ROBIN hand integration

    2025-11-04 - Demonstration - The companies had signed a memorandum of understanding to combine Roboligent’s humanoid platform with Tesollo’s manipulation technology. The DG-5F uses direct-drive actuation and an open interface compatible with external force, torque and tactile sensing modules.

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Context

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