US EditionNew Gripping Arm Skin Should Allow Robots to Sort Old Textiles – Universität Klagenfurt
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daisha/Adobestock (AI-generated)Around the world, an estimated 100 billion garments are currently being produced, which should to a large extent be recycled. If these old textiles are to be sorted manually, an enormous effort is being made for human labor. A research team is now developing new technologies that are designed to better enable robot grippers to sort textiles. "At present, automatic sorting systems mainly work with non-contact metho…
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