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How Robotiq Built the TSF-85 Tactile Sensor to the Spec of the Human Hand

Read the full technical article from Jennifer Kwiatkowski on Tech Brief.

For teams building contact-rich manipulation, tactile sensing is shifting from a useful addition to a defensible requirement. Vision-only manipulation has hit a wall, tactile-augmented policies outperform vision-only baselines on contact-rich tasks, and better sensing beats brute-force data scale on cost. The reasons contact data belongs in the training pipeline are, by now, well established.

Robotiq Team
By Robotiq Team
on Jul 08, 2026 in Physical AI. 3 min read time
How Robotiq Built the TSF-85 Tactile Sensor to the Spec of the Human Hand

Read the full technical article from Jennifer Kwiatkowski on Tech Brief.For teams building contact-rich manipulation, tactile...

Robotiq Team
By Robotiq Team
on Jul 08, 2026
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Robotiq releases TSF-85 Tactile Sensor Digital Twin on NVIDIA Isaac Sim

Also read NVIDIA's COMPUTEX coverage, where Robotiq appears alongside the latest Isaac GR00T updates.

Robotiq Team
By Robotiq Team
on Jun 02, 2026
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The economics of Physical AI: Why data quality beats scale

To reach the level of robustness the Physical AI community aspires to, namely generalist policies deployable zero-shot on...

Nicolas Lauzier
By Nicolas Lauzier
on May 14, 2026
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How tactile sensing improves model performance

Vision-language-action models are the current state of the art in robotic manipulation. They still cannot pick up a potato chip...

Jennifer Kwiatkowski
By Jennifer Kwiatkowski
on May 07, 2026
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Why Physical AI isn't scaling yet, and what's holding it back

Physical AI is advancing quickly.

AI models can now recognize objects, plan actions, and adapt to new tasks. But despite this...

Linnea Bruce
By Linnea Bruce
on Apr 21, 2026
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AI can decide. But can it act? The missing layer in Physical AI

Artificial intelligence has made impressive progress.

Models can classify images, generate text, and even plan complex...

Louis-Alexis Demers
By Louis-Alexis Demers
on Apr 16, 2026
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Scaling Physical AI: Why grippers and sensors matter for real-world robotics

Physical AI is evolving quickly.

From imitation learning to foundation models, robotics teams are making real progress toward...

Marc Giguère
By Marc Giguère
on Apr 09, 2026
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From Physical AI to operational AI

Artificial intelligence has brought enormous excitement to robotics.

Robots can now walk, navigate complex environments, and...

Jennifer Kwiatkowski
By Jennifer Kwiatkowski
on Mar 31, 2026
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Robots can see. But they still can't feel.

Artificial intelligence has dramatically improved how robots perceive the world.

Computer vision allows robots to detect...

Jennifer Kwiatkowski
By Jennifer Kwiatkowski
on Mar 24, 2026
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