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Overview
The Human Grasp Assist device, also known as Robo-Glove, is a robotic glove designed to assist auto workers and astronauts in performing their tasks more effectively while reducing the risk of repetitive stress injuries.
Key specs
- Built for screw driving, pick and place and packing
- Used across automotive, construction and manufacturing
- Programmed through proprietary app
- Certified to human safe robotics and haptic feedback
- Force-limited for work alongside people
- Sold in Sweden, United States and Europe
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Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- 0.91 kg
- 8 h
- 2018
- Research platform
- Active
Published figures are build cost or program budget, not a purchase price
Detailed specifications
What it is built for1
- industrial grip-strengthening glove
Sensing & perception2
- touch sensors
- Yes
Controls & integration4
- Compatible Vision
- pressure sensors,force-sensitive resistors (FSRs),string potentiometers
- Software Platform
- IronConnect Pro
- Training Required
- basic_<1day
- proprietary app
Safety & certification2
- Yes
- human-safe robotics,haptic feedback
Other details2
- Title
- RobotExtractionDeep
- $Schema
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Who uses it
No named customer yet
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Add a customer →Company milestones(estimated)
- Apr 2022DeploymentTwo Astrobees operated independently on ISS
- Apr 2022DeploymentTwo Astrobees worked independently in separate ISS modules
- Apr 2022DeploymentQueen and Bumble work independently in ISS modules
- Apr 2022DeploymentAstrobee robots achieved an in-space first
- Nov 2019DeploymentHoney deployed on the ISS
- Jul 2019DeploymentQueen launched to the ISS
- Jul 2019DeploymentThird Astrobee robot launched
- Jun 2019DeploymentBumble first free flight in space
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NASA in the news
the maker4 events · last 12 months
- Jun 29NASA launches robot to rescue aging Swift telescope from fiery demise
- Jun 29Meet NASA's new prototype rover for moon & mars
- Jun 19NASA Testing Advanced Capabilities For Moon And Mars Rovers
NASA in the news
the maker4 events · last 12 months
News about NASA, the maker, not about this robot specifically, except rows marked this robot. Collected and classified independently across 12 outlets, so a maker cannot add to it. It never changes this robot's RoboScore (the evidence half of the RoboIndex) and it can move it up a board by at most 15 points. See all NASA news
Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Robo-Glove?
- The Robo-Glove is developed by NASA, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Robo-Glove?
- The Robo-Glove is a Research robot made by NASA.
- How much does the Robo-Glove cost?
- Pricing for the Robo-Glove is not publicly listed. Contact NASA for a quote.
- When was the Robo-Glove launched?
- The Robo-Glove was launched in 2018.
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