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Join Daimon Robotics at Booth 084, Hall B, during ICRA 2026. Additionally, Daimon presents its latest advances in tactile intelligence including vision-based tactile sensor and dataset driven application demonstrations. Daimon calls upon the community to join RobOmni to advance the convergence of standards for physical interaction and to foster the development of embodied intelligence.

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Daimon and Galbot Jointly Release RobOmni, An Omni-Modal Evaluation Benchmark Including Tactile Sensing for Physical Interaction

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Jun. 5, 2026, 01:17 AM

VIENNA, June 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Daimon Robotics and Galbot jointly unveiled RobOmni, an omni-modal evaluation benchmark including tactile sensing for physical interaction, at ICRA 2026. Featuring an omni-modal simulation suite including tactile sensing, a task evaluation protocol centered on contact-rich manipulation, and a seamless Sim-to-Real validation pipeline, RobOmni establishes key infrastructure for physical AI, driving embodied intelligence from being "demo-driven" to "standard-driven".

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