The Danish robot that doesn’t need sensors | Robotics Trends

curated by Andra Keay | September 27, 2012

Universal Robots’ lightweight robotic arms make their US debut

Rightly compared to Baxter, the UR5 and UR10 differ mainly in being single arms with a unique non sensor based technology, measuring electrical current in the joints.
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compliant arm Denmark Esben Ostergaard manufacturing Universal Robots

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