Core Insights - The company Daemon Robotics, based in Shenzhen, launched three new products: the tactile sensor DM-Tac W, the multi-dimensional tactile perception dexterous hand DM-Hand1, and the portable wearable remote operation data collection system DM-EXton, establishing a full-link solution for embodied intelligence data training [1][4] Product Development - Daemon's research on tactile sensors has evolved over eight years, originating from a collaboration between its chief scientist Wang Yu and MIT's Alberto Rodriguez, leading to a unique high-resolution tactile perception technology that does not rely on tricolor light [2][3] - The DM-Tac W and DM-Hand1 products feature a significant advancement in tactile sensor technology, with a density of 40,000 perception units per square centimeter, vastly exceeding traditional tactile sensors [3] Market Positioning - Daemon Robotics aims to carve out a niche in the market by focusing on tactile perception technology rather than competing in the complete machine sector, positioning itself as a solution provider for downstream manufacturers [5][6] - The company has secured significant funding, completing multiple rounds of financing totaling over hundreds of millions, which will support its supply chain stability and production capabilities [6] Technological Advancements - The DM-EXton device weighs 2.5 kg and features 54 degrees of freedom, with a data collection frequency exceeding 800 Hz, enabling instantaneous response and wireless connectivity up to 30 meters [4] - Daemon has achieved a breakthrough by reducing the thickness of its sensors from several centimeters to a few millimeters, allowing deployment in bio-inspired dexterous fingertips [2]