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Elumotion

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Develops robotic hardware that mimic biological motion

Overview

Elumotion develops robotic hardware that replicates human or biological motion. One of their key offerings is a multi-articulated robot hand called the EL2. The hand was designed, prototyped and produced by Elumotion and later bought by Schunk, who currently owns it. Their other offering is a robotic torso (of humanoid) with 36 degrees of freedom.

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Founded
2002

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About Elumotion

What does Elumotion do?

Elumotion develops robotic hardware that replicates human or biological motion.

Where is Elumotion headquartered?

Elumotion is headquartered in Bath, United Kingdom.

When was Elumotion founded?

Elumotion was founded in 2002.

Which sector is Elumotion in?

Elumotion operates in High Technology.

Who are Elumotion's competitors?

Companies similar to Elumotion include Plumerai, Polyn, and Warden.