Robotiq Inc.

Garmin Switzerland Gmbh

Other

Simon Lefrançois

Nicolas Lauzier

Jean-Philippe Jobin

Louis-Alexis Allen Demers

Vincent Duchaine

Samuel Bouchard

Yan Drolet Mihelic

Pierre Olivier Proulx

David Castonguay

Jean-François Duval

Philippe Cardou

Rachid Bekhti

Peter J Henne

Paul R MacDonald

Marcos J Bowman

Kristin A Stevens

An electronic fitness device includes a housing, a first optical transmitter array, a first optical receiver, and a second optical receiver. The first optical transmitter array is positioned at a first location on a bottom wall and may output a plurality of optical signals that pass through a user's skin. The first optical receiver is positioned at a second location and may receive the optical signals from the first optical transmitter array such that the optical signals travel along a first signal path and a first distance. The second optical receiver is positioned at a third location and may receive the optical signals from the first optical transmitter array such that the optical signals travel along a second signal path and a second distance, wherein the second signal path is roughly orthogonal to the first signal path and the second distance is different from the first distance.

Electronic device with optical heart rate monitor

This invention relates to force/torque sensor and more particularly to multi-axis force/torque sensor and the methods of use for directly teaching a task to a mechatronic manipulator. The force/torque sensor has a casing, an outer frame forming part of or connected to the casing, an inner frame forming part of or connected to the casing, a compliant member connecting the outer frame to the inner frame, and one or more measurement elements mounted in the casing for measuring compliance of the compliant member when a force or torque is applied between the outer frame and the inner frame.

Force/torque sensor, apparatus and method for robot teaching and operation

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