Meta partners with GelSight and Wonik Robotics to develop advanced tactile sensors for AI

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Meta is collaborating with GelSight and Wonik Robotics to develop advanced tactile sensors for artificial intelligence. These sensors are designed for scientific research, not consumer use, to enhance AI's understanding of the physical world. The new device, called Digit 360, features human-level sensing capabilities and can detect various environmental changes. It will be available for purchase next year, with researchers able to apply for early access. Wonik Robotics will also release an updated Allegro Hand, which will incorporate the Digit 360 sensors. This robotic hand will be available next year and will improve data encoding from its tactile sensors.


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