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Tacta Systems™ Unveils Breakthrough Robotic Hands For High-Value Manufacturing, Powered By Dexterous Intelligence And Large-Scale Skill Capture

Tacta Systems™ Unveils Breakthrough Robotic Hands For High-Value Manufacturing, Powered By Dexterous Intelligence And Large-Scale Skill Capture Image: Primary
Tacta Systems today unveiled its technology for the first time. The company's first product, the TactaBot™, is made up of three components-the Tacta Hand, Skill Capture, and a Dexterous Intelligence AI model-that work together seamlessly to create robotic hands for high-value work. The TactaBot combines the company's Tacta Hand, Skill Capture, and Dexterous Intelligence AI engine to bring human-level dexterity and touch to robotics. The Tacta Hand delivers dexterity, precision, strength, and industrial-grade reliability over millions of cycles. The company will deploy the technology with best-in-class manufacturers across the electronics, AI infrastructure, and automotive industries in early 2027.
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