CraftNet is Sharpa's Vision-Tactile-Language-Action (VTLA) model built for anthropomorphic dexterous manipulation leveraging tactile feedback at high frequency.
Sharpa North is a humanoid robot that integrates high-dynamic whole-body control with human-level dexterous manipulation skills. It's powered by Sharpa Wave, and designed for autonomous operation in real-world settings.
Sharpa launched mass production of SharpaWave, its flagship robotic hand, engineered to match the size and dexterity of a human hand while delivering precision and strength.
Sharpa unveiled three proprietary products at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems: D01, an integrated tactile-sensing robot for dexterous manipulation, and W02, a fully tactile, ultra-compact product.
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