A.01
Wire harness assembly
Routing, clipping and taping flexible cables, where grip force and feel matter more than sight.
Taktil Applications
Six applications in assembly.
Taktil records tasks where force counts for more than sight. Here are the six applications, three of them with a page of their own.
01 / ApplicationsAssembly work, by feel
Where touch decides.
Six assembly tasks where automation depends on what fingers feel. Wire harness assembly automation and control cabinet wiring automation both hit the limits of camera images here.
A.02
Connector mating
The push, the click, the check. The moment of success lives in a force signal, not in pixels.
A.03
Control cabinet wiring
Stripping, inserting and fastening wires in tight spaces, with precise finger control.
A.04
Electronics assembly
Inserting components, fitting clips, handling delicate parts without damage.
A.05
Automotive final assembly
Clips, hoses and trim, fitted by feel inside cramped vehicle interiors.
A.06
Failure and recovery
Missed clicks, stuck parts, second attempts. The data robots need to fail safely and try again.
02 / Read onRelated pages
More on training data from assembly work.
03 / ContactRobot makers and model teams
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