IROS 2026: Daimon Robotics showcases tactile intelligence infrastructure for physical AI
IROS 2026: Daimon Robotics showcases tactile intelligence infrastructure for physical AI
Daimon Robotics, a physical AI company focused on tactile intelligence, showcased its full-stack physical AI capabilities at IROS 2026. The company presented its tactile infrastructure and advances in dexterous robotic manipulation, including the Daimon-TWM model, which enables real-time control and predictive decision-making through tactile feedback. The model was demonstrated in two live tasks: friendship bracelet stringing and canvas tote heat-transfer printing, showcasing its ability to adapt to changing contact conditions and force-sensitive operations.
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Daimon Robotics presents Daimon-TWM as a tactile intelligence infrastructure for physical AI, integrating high-resolution tactile perception, data acquisition, and world models to enable real-time dexterous manipulation. The model is demonstrated through two live tasks requiring adaptation to changing contact conditions and force-sensitive operations.
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