With excellent “fingertip skills”, the world’s first adaptive parallel robot was born in Shanghai

Caption: A new generation of universal force-controlled grippers, Qiongzhi made by Shanghai Feixi Technology Co., Ltd.AIThe system officially debuted. Photo courtesy of interviewees (the same below)

Xinmin Evening News (Reporter Ma Yaning) The world’s first adaptive parallel robot was born in Shanghai. Recently, the new generation of general-purpose force-controlled grippers and Qiongzhi AI system built by Shanghai Feixi Technology have officially unveiled, enabling Robots to not only freely swing their “arms” on the production line, but also dexterously grasp, Take, pinch, pinch and other fine movements to complete fingertip labor.

In the manufacturing production line, grinding and polishing is an indispensable basic process, and it is also a link that is difficult to automate. For example, to produce a high-quality guitar, the polishing requirements are delicate and the process is difficult, so most of the existing automation solutions are not competent. After all, the mechanical arm is more than rigid and not flexible enough to be as “dexterous” as a human hand. The self-adaptive parallel robot launched by Shanghai Feixi Technology in the world has excellent “fingertip skills” whether it is screw tightening, flexible feeding and assembly, or surface polishing.

Caption: This robot named “Xuanhui” is actually a two-finger force-controlled electric gripper

This robot named “Xuanhui” is actually a two-finger force-controlled electric gripper. By realizing the ultimate force control performance and the application of bionic gecko materials, the versatility of the gripper can be greatly expanded, and it can adapt to as many processing objects and complex tasks as possible, providing more choices for robot engineering solutions. In particular, when combined with the previous innovative products such as the robot “arm”, the robot can be as fine and flexible as a human hand, and the production robot can truly rely on “hand” labor and innovation.

With the “hand” and “arm”, Feixi also released a complete machine universal “brain” – Qiongzhi NOEMA system, including Qiongzhi cloud platform, Qiongzhi edge system and Qiongzhi edge controller. Based on this, users can easily develop AI models and find solutions for robot life management, including functions such as data governance, model training, operator arrangement, solution deployment, maintenance and debugging.

“Our goal is to make robots capable of more repetitive, boring and harmful jobs through technological innovation.” According to Wang Shiquan, co-founder and CEO of Feixi Technology, Feixi Technology is committed to making robots work in a more human-like way . The first self-adaptive parallel robot released this time is a reference to human behavior—manual operations are often dominated by hand feel adjustment, supplemented by visual guidance. These inspirations from humans are transferred to the working form and Corresponding product design, so as to realize more general and intelligent robot products. According to reports, “Xuanhui” plans to enter the market in the third quarter of this year.