Sanctuary AI

This case stand out for its dexterous hand hardware that serves as the vehicle for effectively conducting physical work, Sanctuary AI said.

Sanctuary AI uses Isaac Lab to train its hydraulic hands to perform cutting-edge manipulation tasks, in simulation and in reality.

Sanctuary AI said its integrated tactile sensors will facilitate teleoperation and provide richer data for training embodied AI models.

In this episode, we catch up with FlexQube CEO and founder Anders Fogelberg to learn about automating carts on the manufacturing floor.

Sanctuary AI showed its latest breakthrough with hydraulic actuation and precise in-hand manipulation to open up a range of high-value tasks.

Sanctuary AI is developing the Phoenix robot, and its strategic investment partners said they want to bolster Canada’s technology sector on the global stage.

The latest version of Phoenix, and its AI control system Carbon, draw even closer to human-like capabilities, Sanctuary AI says.

March 2024 robotics funding was buoyed by significant investment into software and drone suppliers.

Magna International’s relationship with Sanctuary is threefold: as an investor, a contract manufacturer, and an end user.

From events like MODEX and GTC to new product launches, there was no shortage of robotics news to cover in March 2024. 

Accenture said it sees “huge potential” for humanoids in post and parcel, manufacturing, retail, and logistics warehousing operations.

NVIDIA CEO Jenson Huang wowed the crowd in San Jose with the company’s latest processor, AI, and simulation product announcements.

2023 was full of highlights and lowlights. In this year in review episode, we discuss the top robotics stories with our special guests.

In addition to Sanctuary AI’s internal developments, IP assets from Giant.AI and Tangible Research have accelerated progress on its roadmap.

Sanctuary AI announces the launch of its first human-scale, bipedal robot called Pheonix, powered by Carbon AI.