Perceptyne’s AI-Driven Robots
Hyderabad-based Perceptyne Robots has launched a series of AI-driven, semi-humanoid robots designed for industrial environments. The product portfolio includes PR-DUO, PR-UNO, and PR-OMNI, used for assembly, packaging, inspection, testing, and component insertion. The company aims to reduce operational costs by up to 40%.
Key Specifications and Features
PR-DUO operates with dual arms, multiple degrees of freedom, and five-fingered end effectors. Vision, force sensing, and tactile feedback allow it to function even when objects are not perfectly aligned. Training happens through teleoperation, reducing the need for extensive programming and speeding up deployment.
Company Background
Perceptyne was founded in 2021 by Raviteja Chivukula, Jagga Raju Nadimpalli, and Mrutyunjaya Nadiminti. The company focuses on developing robots for tasks requiring dexterity and adaptation, areas where traditional robots struggle. Perceptyne’s team has grown to around 45 members, with two-thirds focused on engineering.
Market Context
Perceptyne operates in a global market for advanced manufacturing systems. The company’s focus on flexibility and adaptability in industrial automation sets it apart in a sector where precision and adaptability are increasingly valued. Electronics and automotive manufacturing remain the primary focus, both sectors relying heavily on manual labor for sub-assembly tasks.
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Source: YourStory