The Best of VR & XR Products: Top VR & AR Headsets, Accessories, Trackers, Haptics

850 mm reach, 5 kg payload, and ±0.02 mm repeatability — five times tighter than the xArm line. Industrial harmonic drives and 17-bit encoders, in ...

Six axes, 700 mm reach, 5 kg payload. The xArm 6 is the workhorse of research manipulation — cheap enough to buy two for a bimanual rig, capable en...

Six axes with the control box built into the base — no external cabinet, no rack space, plug it in and it runs. At 8 kg and 440 mm reach this is th...

Two-finger electric parallel gripper for the xArm and UFACTORY 850. 84 mm of stroke with programmable position, speed and force — the default end e...

A two-finger gripper built for labware. Maximum grip force is capped at 20 N — deliberately low — so it can pick up a plate or a vial without crush...

Same adaptive mechanism as the 2F-85 with a 140 mm stroke. Specify this one when the parts are large or irregular enough that an 85 mm opening will...

A sealed parallel gripper rated IP67, with 0.025 mm repeatability — the tightest in the Robotiq line. Built for precision assembly and machine tend...

The flagship on-robot compute for humanoid and multi-arm platforms. 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS and 128 GB of LPDDR5X means a large vision-language-action mod...

On-robot compute for a full-size rig. 275 TOPS and 64 GB of LPDDR5 is enough to run multi-camera perception, an Isaac ROS graph and policy inferenc...

The two-finger adaptive gripper that most cobot cells end up running. 85 mm stroke, programmable force from 20 to 235 N, and fingers that adapt bet...

A deskside training box with 128 GB of coherent unified memory. In a robot-learning programme this is the machine that sits beside the capture rig:...

A six-axis force/torque sensor that mounts at the wrist. If your arm is position-controlled and you need a contact-force channel in the dataset — o...

The entry point into on-robot inference. 67 TOPS in a 100 × 79 mm board at 7-25 W — enough for stereo perception and a small policy on a teleoperat...

One adaptor per camera. This is the piece that connects a camera's 8-pin sync port to the RJ45 Sync Hub Pro — order one for every camera in the rig...

Star-topology trigger hub for a small rig — typically a three or four camera teleoperation cell. One primary, up to four secondaries, chainable if ...

Curved uSkin fingertips shaped for the Allegro Hand V4. The Allegro is the standard research hand in manipulation labs and it ships without distrib...

Hardware frame sync for OAK cameras. Every device on the chain begins sensor exposure at the same instant — Luxonis documents FSYNC precision below...

Daisy-chain trigger hub for rigs where cameras run along a rail or frame and star cabling would mean a lot of wasted cable. Same capacity as the st...

The part of a multi-camera rig nobody budgets for and every dataset needs. Without a common trigger, eight cameras expose at eight slightly differe...

The larger uSkin patch: 24 taxels across a 30.6 × 50.6 mm area at under 5 mm thick. Sized for a palm, a forearm, or a wide gripper pad where the uS...

Sixteen taxels in a patch smaller than a postage stamp, each reading three axes — shear in X and Y as well as normal force in Z. Shear is the chann...

A time-of-flight depth camera with onboard Jetson Nano processing and Power-over-Ethernet. PoE plus a hardware trigger is what makes an eight-camer...

A drop-in tactile upgrade for Robotiq 2F-85 and 2F-140 grippers. You keep the gripper and the cell; you gain force and slip channels the gripper ca...