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This innovation is aimed at helping human workers avoid unnecessary accidents and improve work efficiency, according to Aidin CEO Lee Yun-haeng on Tuesday.
Aidin's main products include sensors capable of measuring force. Integrated into robotic grippers, these sensors measure and control the force to ensure safe handling of objects.
The robot startup's grippers can be used in various products, including virtual reality and medical equipment. They autonomously identify objects and select secure spots to grasp without requiring pre-registered object information in their system.
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