PaXini builds Tora One from tactile sensing into humanoid hardware
Tora One extends PaXini tactile hardware work into a humanoid body, linking sensors, dexterous hands and contact-rich manipulation in one product line.
PaXini is building Tora One from a tactile-sensing base rather than starting with a humanoid shell alone. The Shenzhen company sells touch sensors, dexterous hands, and humanoid hardware, with TORA DOUBLE ONE bringing those pieces into a foldable wheeled body aimed at industrial manufacturing and contact-rich service tasks.
The company traces its founding team to Waseda University robotics lab roots and describes its hardware around HAPTA tactile architecture, an ITPU tactile processing unit, TORA-ONE humanoids, and DexH dexterous hands.
PaXini targets manufacturing, rehabilitation, medical care and consumer electronics, with plans for overseas sales.
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