QBit Semiconductor unveils QB88XX for dexterous robots
QBit Semiconductor unveiled the QB88XX series and a wider robotics and drone chipset roadmap, combining application compute, neural processing and deterministic multi-axis servo control.
Evidence notes
- QB88XX targets high-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands and can consolidate control of more than 20 joints on one SoC.
- The architecture combines Cortex-A78 application cores and NPUs with Cortex-M7-based motor-servo control around QBit’s CMAC design.
- QBit positioned the platform as the first step in a broader semiconductor roadmap for robots and drones.
Company overview
QBit Semiconductor designs fabless SoCs for intelligent imaging and precision motion control. Its QB88XX platform combines application processing, neural acceleration and real-time multi-axis servo control for dexterous robot hands, with a broader roadmap for robots and drones.