Daimon Robotics Officially Launches Next-Generation Product Line for Tactile Sensing and Robotics Control
Daimon Robotics has officially launched its groundbreaking product line, introducing three cutting-edge innovations: the DM-Tac W Multi-dimensional High-resolution High-frequency Vision-based Tactile Sensor, the DM-Hand1 Multi-dimensional Tactile Sensing Dexterous Hand, and the DM-EXton Portable Wearable Teleoperation Data Collection System.
These products mark a significant advancement in the field of embodied intelligence, seamlessly integrating perception, operation, and learning in robotic systems to accelerate industrial deployment.
DM-Tac W: Bringing Tactile Perception to Robotics
The DM-Tac W is the world’s first multi-dimensional, high-resolution, high-frequency vision-based tactile sensor that integrates a camera directly into the sensor. Upon contact with an object, it captures surface deformation in real time using proprietary algorithms to deliver dense and stable tactile feedback.
With an unprecedented 40,000 sensing units per square centimeter—far exceeding the human hand’s 240 units—the DM-Tac W sets a new standard. It enables detection of shape, texture, hardness, slippage, contact force, and tangential force, giving robotic grippers a human-like sense of touch for precise and adaptive manipulation in complex environments.
DM-Hand1: High Dexterity and Precision Grasping
The DM-Hand1 is an advanced end-effector that mimics human hand anatomy and movement. With numerous degrees of freedom and a hybrid force-position control algorithm, it performs accurate and responsive grasping tasks.
Equipped with Daimon’s proprietary millimeter-thin vision-based tactile sensors, the DM-Hand1 significantly reduces finger thickness, improving access and flexibility. It can discern hardness, texture, distributed forces, and contact events, enabling delicate handling, adaptive gripping, and precision assembly.
DM-EXton: Portable Wearable System for Teleoperation and Learning
DM-EXton is Daimon Robotics’ latest wearable solution for teleoperation and robot learning data collection. Lightweight and highly performant, it supports remote robot control and offers top-tier data acquisition capabilities, making it an essential tool for training embodied AI systems.
Together, DM-Tac W, DM-Hand1, and DM-EXton embody Daimon Robotics’ comprehensive approach to robotic perception, manipulation, and learning. These tools are foundational for advancing embodied AI and are already being deployed in smart logistics, intelligent manufacturing, and lab automation environments.
The product line is now available globally for developers. Daimon Robotics also announced the upcoming 2025 release of additional innovations, including the DM-Tac F and DM-Hand2, continuing its momentum in pioneering intelligent robotics solutions.