Infographic: The Strength and Versatility of Robotic Grippers
Infographic: The Strength and Versatility of Robotic Grippers
The next generation of robotic grippers are stronger and more agile, allowing them to interact with heavier objects and manipulate delicate parts.
According to Future Market Insights, the robotic gripper market outlook is promising. In 2022, the gripper market is expected to reach $1.6 billion. By 2028, the market will nearly double in size, reaching $2.8 billion, an increase of 9.8 percent in compound annual growth rate.
Grippers are becoming more versatile, able to lift heavier and non-uniformed items while also becoming more dexterous and able to handle items as soft as egg. Explore the latest robotic gripper innovations in our infographic below.
Grippers are becoming more versatile, able to lift heavier and non-uniformed items while also becoming more dexterous and able to handle items as soft as egg. Explore the latest robotic gripper innovations in our infographic below.
Related Content
Energy Blog: Biofuels Under the Microscope
Jun 19, 2024
Due to demand from California and elsewhere, renewable diesel production has increased rapidly in just the past couple years. There is still no clear consensus of whether biofuels are a boon or a boondoggle.
Why Animals Are Still Faster Than Robots
Jun 17, 2024
Despite advances in robotic components, a new study finds that modern robots lack the integration capabilities to support locomotion at the same level as the animals that often inspire their design.
Quiz: What Do You Know About Biofuel Feedstocks?
May 31, 2024
Ethanol, bio-oils, and biogas are just some of the net-zero carbon fuels derived from plants and animals.
Electric Thinking Caps Aid Learning
May 20, 2024
Experiments showed that subjects were better able to repeat tasks they learned in virtual reality when their brains were electrically stimulated.