Ghost Robotics’ Manipulator Arm Debuts at CANSEC
During last week’s CANSEC conference in Ottawa I had the opportunity to observe the new Manipulator Arm in action.
A payload accessory for the Vision 60 Quadraped Unmanned Ground Vehicle, it offers seamless integration with 6 Degrees of Freedom. The arm will extend up to 1 meter.
It is designed to be back-driveable, mirroring the robot’s leg robustness while enabling direct force-sensing through the motors. This allows precise manipulation and even door opening. Despite 25 lbs of gripping force, with cameras in the pincers and force feedback, it won’t crush what it’s holding unless you want it crushed.
The control system automatically coordinates the arm with the body and legs to increase the reach and force capabilities of the combined system. This integrated arm finds applications in EOD, manufacturing, disaster response, and hazardous environments, enhancing productivity and safety.
In Canada, Ghost Robotics systems are available through Millbrook Tactical.
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