Robotics

VERO is capable of autonomous operation and can collect up to 90% of cigarette butts on a variety of surfaces.

The use of bicontinuous thermoplastic foam and a tacky polymer allows these robotic creations to separate and reintegrate.

The developed drone uses an electrostatic motor that weighs only 1.52 grams, a breakthrough that facilitates prolonged solar-powered flight.

The soft actuator is able to adapt and function effectively even when completely bent.

Qinglong can achieve a maximum articulation torque of 400 N-m and a computational power of 400 TOP.

These robots can form complex structures such as stairs and bridges, and even rotate 360 degrees while anchored.

JR West’s humanoid robot can operate at heights of up to 12 meters, equipped with tools ranging from chainsaws to brushes, facilitating complex maintenance tasks.