Humanoid Robotics Technology
Micro Measurements

Custom Sensing Capabilities for Humanoid Robotics - Sensing What Matters

Multi-Axis Force Sensing

Multi-Axis Strain Gage-Based Sensing

multi axis force sensing for humanoids

Application

Torso, Arm, and Wrist Joints in Humanoid Robotics.

Micro-Measurements offers advanced capabilities to sensorize robotic joints and assemblies with precise, real-time force and measurement.

These capabilities are ideal for space-constrained, high-performance systems such as humanoid torsos, wrists, and other multi-DOF joints, where responsive motion, fine manipulation, and real-time balance control are critical.

By leveraging high-sensitivity strain gage architectures, integrated cross-talk compensation, and highly compact mechanical designs, we enable robotic platforms to achieve smooth, coordinated motion and safe human interaction through embedded closed-loop control.

Key Capabilities Highlights

  • Micro-Measurements develops custom sensing architectures with simultaneous multi axis measurement, compact and lightweight construction, and robust thermal and mechanical stability.
  • With high signal fidelity, configurable resolution, and modular electrical outputs, we enable seamless integration of multi-axis sensing into complex robotic structures—without compromising dynamics, battery life, or mechanical integrity.

Integration Benefits

  • These sensing capabilities enhance robotic dexterity, enable real-time collision response, and provide foundational data for adaptive control algorithms and balance correction.
  • By minimizing cross-talk and maximizing accuracy over temperature and time, we simplify system tuning while improving overall performance.
  • Our ability to tailor geometry and signal chain makes it possible to embed multi-axis sensing into highly integrated, mobile robotic systems accelerating your path to intelligent, human-like motion.

Recommended Applications

• Humanoid robotics: torso articulation, wrist and shoulder joints .

• Bimanual manipulation and dual-arm coordination.

• Legged robot locomotion and gait control.

• Force-guided tasks in medical, industrial, or collaborative environments.

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