TECO deepens robotics push, targets dexterous hands
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TECO Electric and Machinery is extending its motor and drive-control expertise into rotary actuators, developing joint modules for humanoid and quadruped robots through in-house motor, drive, and mechanical integration, alongside Taiwan-based reducer suppliers. The company said it has already shipped robot-dog joint products developed with Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and is now pursuing smaller joint modules while evaluating the dexterous-hand market.
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