Researchers' first breakthrough, back when the lab was at Carnegie Mellon University, was creating a robotic arm that could use a fork to feed someone a marshmallow. Since then, the robot ...

A groundbreaking robotic arm developed by the University of ... meals composed of nearly anything that can be picked up with ...

A major challenge of robotic arms is the weight of the actuators, especially closer to the end of the arm. The long lever arm means more torque is required from the other actuators, and everything ...

It features a deployable robotic arm – yes, an actual arm – that can pick up objects in its path. This OmniGrip arm unfolds, extends, and rotates horizontally to move items weighing up to 300 ...

The Assistive Dexterous Arm can be mounted onto a surface such ... Then, we’ve developed a custom fork that the robot gripper can hold onto, and in that fork, there’s a force torque sensor.