Perceptyne Develops PR-OMNI Semi-Humanoid Robot With Dual Arms and Mobile Base in Hyderabad
Hyderabad Startup Builds Robot With Humanlike Hands
Hyderabad startup Perceptyne is developing the PR-OMNI semi-humanoid industrial robot featuring two seven-degree-of-freedom arms, tactile sensing, and a mobile four-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system for factory automation tasks.
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r-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Highlights Hyderabad-based Perceptyne is developing the PR-OMNI semi-humanoid industrial robot. It features two seven-degree-of-freedom arms, tactile sensing and a mobile four-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Hyderabad is becoming a place for India’s deep-tech star
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r. PR-OMNI is designed to move around factory floors and perform tasks. The robot has two arms, each with seven ways to move so that it can perform a range of actions. The robot can reach 800mm with its arms. Has a head that moves in two ways. It is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 120kg. For walking on legs, it uses a four-wheel system that lets it move any way it wants. Perceptyne says it can go up to 2 metre
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r. PR-OMNI is designed to move around factory floors and perform tasks. The robot has two arms, each with seven ways to move so that it can perform a range of actions. The robot can reach 800mm with its arms. Has a head that moves in two ways. It is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 120kg. For walking on legs, it uses a four-wheel system that lets it move any way it wants. Perceptyne says it can go up to 2 metre
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r-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Highlights Hyderabad-based Perceptyne is developing the PR-OMNI semi-humanoid industrial robot. It features two seven-degree-of-freedom arms, tactile sensing and a mobile four-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Hyderabad is becoming a place for India’s deep-tech star
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r-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Highlights Hyderabad-based Perceptyne is developing the PR-OMNI semi-humanoid industrial robot. It features two seven-degree-of-freedom arms, tactile sensing and a mobile four-wheel base. The company claims up to six hours of runtime with its swappable battery system. Hyderabad is becoming a place for India’s deep-tech star
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r. PR-OMNI is designed to move around factory floors and perform tasks. The robot has two arms, each with seven ways to move so that it can perform a range of actions. The robot can reach 800mm with its arms. Has a head that moves in two ways. It is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 120kg. For walking on legs, it uses a four-wheel system that lets it move any way it wants. Perceptyne says it can go up to 2 metre
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