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Mundane
Mundane builds teleoperated robotic systems that keep workers out of hazardous environments including energized electrical circuits, toxic chemical plants, elevated positions, isolated locations, ultra-clean rooms, and confined spaces. Operators wear a haptic exoskeleton and VR headset to control robotic hands with full haptic feedback for tasks such as opening valves, tightening bolts, drilling, and switchgear inspection. The system also performs autonomous remote inspection using computer vision to detect anomalies. Team backgrounds span Google, Stanford, Tesla, MIT, Amazon, UC Berkeley, Toyota Research Institute, and Georgia Tech.
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Mundane Teleop System
- Full haptic-feedback teleoperation of robotic hands for hazardous industrial tasks; exoskeleton maps operator hand and arm movements directly to robot
Vendor-stated capability for hot-line circuit testing, switchgear inspection, chemical plant valve work, and clean-room instrumentation
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