ForceN to give a crash course on force and torque sensing for humanoids at RoboBusiness

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ForceN offers force torque sensors for robotic wrists and other joints. The company has supplied sensing systems to surgical, logistics, humanoid, and other robots.

| Source: ForceN As humanoids move into more industrial roles, it’s crucial for them to be able to handle anything from heavy to delicate objects with precision. Force torque sensors give robots a sense of touch, and without them, robots are blind to how much pressure they’re applying while working.

Brooks brings a decade of force sensing experience Robert Brooks has spent the past decade at ForceN, where he’s spent the past decade developing force/torque sensing at ForceN. The company designs for complex and unstructured applications across surgical, logistics, space , humanoid, nuclear, and food/ agricultural robotics.