qbrobotics specializes in producing innovative soft-robotics technologies, including artificial arms, service robots, robotic hands, and grippers for cobots.
qbrobotics is an Italian company founded in 2011 as a spin-off of the University of Pisa and the Italian Institute of Technology. They are a leader in the development and production of innovative robotic devices that implement soft-robotics technology. Their core products include anthropomorphic robotic hands, handles, grippers for delta robots, and variable stiffness actuators. These devices reproduce the natural principles of motion control, similar to the muscular system of animals, ensuring smooth and safe interactions between robots and humans.
Designed for integration with major robotic arms like Universal Robots, Fanuc, and KUKA, qbrobotics devices such as the qb SoftHand and qb SoftClaw offer plug-and-play adaptability. With specialized modes like Position and Deflection control, they enable adaptive, variable stiffness grasping for industrial, service, and research applications.
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qbrobotics is located at Via Mario Giuntini 13, 56021, Cascina (PI), Italy.
The qb SoftClaw requires a 24VDC power supply with at least 2.5A (60W) and 3.75A overload current.
The qb SoftClaw has a maximum payload of 5.0 kg and a maximum grasping force of 75.0 N.
qbrobotics products like the qb SoftHand and SoftClaw are designed to be plug-and-play with Universal Robots, Fanuc CRX series, and KUKA cobots, though flange adapters may be required.
The qb SoftClaw can be controlled via Position mode, which adjusts both angular position and stiffness, or Deflection mode, which regulates grip force during the grasp.