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HapticSystem Technology (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. is a startup in embodied haptic intelligence and edge co-processing chips, incubated at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou). We are dedicated to developing a purpose-built AI chip for haptic edge co-processing based on a sensing–computing–control (all-in-one) architecture, and we provide a complete "chip + toolchain + dataset" solution for robotics, medical wearables, XR haptic interaction and other scenarios — building an open innovation platform for the shared technologies that bring haptic intelligence to industry.
As robots move step by step into factories, homes and public services, being able to "see" is no longer enough. They also need to sense force, slip and collision when they touch objects, so that they can perform more delicate and safer operations. HapticSystem focuses precisely on the tactile sensing needs of robots, developing embodied haptic edge co-processing chips together with the supporting hardware and software platform.
Helping robots understand touch in time. When a robot grasps a cup, a piece of fruit or a soft object, the system processes contact, force and slip information right nearby, helping the robot judge "is it holding it", "is the force right" and "is the object slipping", and giving it a basis for adjusting its next move.
Building a haptic technology platform that keeps evolving. We develop not only the chip but also the supporting software tools, algorithm models and reference designs, and we keep improving the product through real robot tasks, so that it adapts to different needs such as delicate grasping, industrial operations and safe human–robot interaction.
The project offers systematic innovation in an untapped upstream field — "haptics-specific edge computing architecture + neuromorphic compute-in-memory chip" — aiming to break the three key bottlenecks of embodied intelligence today: the separation of sensing, computing and control; the conflict between computing power and power consumption; and the difficulty of feeding tactile data to models effectively.
We are open to partnership with different kinds of partners; from technology integration to joint projects, it can all start with one concrete technical conversation.
If you would like to know more about our technology roadmap, team background or ways to partner, feel free to get in touch.
We focus on the tactile sensing needs of robots, developing embodied haptic edge co-processing chips and the supporting hardware and software platform — that is, a purpose-built AI chip for haptic edge co-processing based on a sensing–computing–control (all-in-one) architecture, together with a software toolchain and datasets.
The technology helps a robot understand in time what changes when it touches an object, and passes the useful information to the robot's "main brain" that handles overall decision-making. By analogy with the human body, it plays the role of the cerebellum — processing haptic information locally and quickly — while leaving overall decisions to the main brain.
It builds on the team's long-standing experience in sensor signal processing, AI chip design and mass production. [To be confirmed: team background] — if you want to publish members' education, positions and achievements, please provide information confirmed by the individuals themselves.
The company is located in Guangzhou and was incubated at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou). Full address: Room 2101-25, Technology Building, Guangzhou Nansha Information Technology Park, No. 2 Huanshi Avenue South, Nansha District, Guangzhou.
We are open to business partnership, technology partnership and research collaboration. You can submit an enquiry through the Contact page, or email us at info@hapticsys.com, and we will put you in touch with the right colleague.