帕西尼发布第三代多维触觉传感器GEN3：以顶级触觉，重塑具身感知未来

Core Viewpoint - PaXini Tech, a leader in the global tactile perception field, has recently attracted significant industry attention with its new financing round led by JD.com, raising a total of 1 billion RMB in just four months. The company announced its third-generation high-precision multi-dimensional tactile sensor, the PX-6AX-GEN3, which significantly enhances perception performance, durability, and ease of use, aiming to provide a comprehensive sensory solution for embodied intelligent agents [1][12]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - The GEN3 sensor utilizes a pioneering 6D Hall array tactile sensing technology, featuring a self-developed chip and packaging technology, capable of high-frequency precision data collection at millions of times per second. It outputs 15 types of tactile perception information with a remarkable precision of less than 0.5% FS [3][5]. - The sensor's unique algorithms allow for high reliability and rapid mapping of multi-dimensional force distributions, enabling it to recognize minute displacements and external interferences effectively [5][10]. Group 2: Durability and Usability - The GEN3 sensor is designed for industrial-grade durability, achieving an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, and can withstand up to 10 million uses in extreme temperature conditions [5][9]. - Its user-friendly design allows for immediate use without complex calibration, enabling users to start applications within 20 seconds, thus significantly reducing development time [7][9]. Group 3: Ecosystem Integration - The third-generation tactile sensing technology will be integrated into PaXini's Super EID Factory, enhancing the reliability and consistency of its vast multi-modal data set, OmniSharing DB. This integration aims to create a closed-loop ecosystem for high-precision physical perception, large-scale data, generalized intelligent decision-making, and practical applications across various industries [10][12]. - The GEN3 sensor is set to be unveiled at the 2025 World Robot Conference, marking a significant milestone in tactile perception technology and its application in robotics [12].