Traditional robot grippers usually rely on compressed air (pneumatic systems), which use significant energy, are noisy, bulky, and not easily adaptable or safe for close interaction with people.

But if you enjoy sports or activities like weightlifting, yoga, or Pilates, forearm and grip strength are fundamental to your training routine. Without good grip, actions like holding weights ...

The technology uses lightweight, shape memory materials to construct novel, non-pneumatic, industrial gripper systems that function without the need for additional sensors. Energy remains a ...

And when they are in use, most of them consume energy non-stop. Taken together, these industrial robot arms consume multiple gigawatts of electrical power. Many of the gripper systems work ...

This article proposes a dual-mode variable-stiffness soft gripper based on electrorheological fluids (ERFs), enabling rapid, wide-ranging, and high-precision stiffness adjustments. The key advantage ...

Starting sometime around 2022, before each shot Scott would place the club to his side, with the clubface facing towards the target, and grip the club with his left hand. It's the process of ...

The technology uses lightweight, shape memory materials to construct novel, non-pneumatic, industrial gripper systems that function without the need for additional sensors. The research team led ...

If you flip on the PGA Tour every weekend, you’ll see quite a few different grip techniques used by the pros. But which one is the most common? We took a look at the putting grips of the top 50 ...