Bota Systems
external pageWe Give Robots the Sense of Touch
In the future, we will have robots that work in a safe and dynamic environment with humans.
Today, interactions with production robots are still relatively dangerous. As a result, robots are enclosed in cages or have speed limitations to protect humans from injury. While cages and speed limitations decrease the probability of accidents, they increase the number of restrictions a robot has, the average task time, and the payback period.
Current technologies measure, or estimate, the interaction forces indirectly and do not offer the necessary redundancy that a robotic system is required to have for its functionality and safety assessment. An ideal force-sensitive robot could solve this problem by feeling the applied forces on an object or human, and Bota Systems provides this solution.
external pageBota Systems give robots a sense of touch.
Their vision is for robots to work and move safely and as natural and free as humans.
As an ETH spin-off, Bota Systems develops and manufactures load cells, torque sensors, and FT sensors; and is diligent about providing the best external pageforce-torque sensing solutions and user care experience.
Bota Systems' team of accomplished mechanical, robotic, and software engineers develop highly-integrated and advanced sensors that support a wide range of applications and overcome some of the best-known limitations of existing 6-axis force-torque sensors.
Their sensors include all necessary electrical components, IMU, temperature sensors, USB, EtherCAT communication interface, are dust and water-resistant, and compatible with ROS, MATLAB, and LabVIEW. Whether your sensor is for research or industry, Bota Systems aims to streamline the process. All at a cost-effective price.
Bota Systems external pageRokubi 6-axis force-torque sensor development and commercialization has received support from Gebert Ruef Foundation
