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Daimon Robotics is developing a connected set of touch sensors, data-collection tools, simulation methods and AI models for contact-heavy robot work, The Robot Report reports. The company says its approach is intended for tasks such as assembly and packaging, where a robot must respond to slipping or changing contact rather than follow a fixed path. At IROS 2026, it demonstrated applications including delicate handling and packaging broken glass.
The difficult step is moving from demonstrations to repeatable performance across materials, objects and work sites. Daimon says it has entered industrial lines and warehouses, but the article does not name those customers or provide independently measured production results. Its executive also acknowledged that current models often generalize only within familiar task domains.