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A new route to tactile sensing
Our event-driven, neuromorphic vision-based tactile technology combines displacement tracking and 3D deformation reconstruction to capture dynamic contact and micro-slip at high frequency and low latency.
Unlocking the physical world’s
last millimeter
ImprintX is an embodied AI company based in Beijing, with contact intelligence at its core.
We start with fine manipulation, bringing high-dimensional tactile devices, human-centered multimodal data, and models together to build general manipulation capabilities across robot embodiments.
Sense real contact. Learn precise manipulation.
Core technology
From tactile perception to precise manipulation
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Connecting human and robot touch
Wearable tactile fingertips and first-person vision capture contact, force, and motion together, turning human manipulation experience into multimodal data for robot learning.
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Hardware, data, and models together
We connect tactile devices, manipulation data, and model development, improving perception, learning, and control through real-robot validation and cross-embodiment manipulation research.
A multidisciplinary team
Bringing together tactile perception, robot learning, and complex systems engineering
Shaowei Cui
Chief Scientist · Co-founder
BAAI Scholar
Vision-based tactile sensing · Dexterous manipulation
Bibo Fei
Founder & CEO
Serial entrepreneur
Machine intelligence in the physical world · AI commercialization
Xin Hu
CTO
Former core engineer, Tencent Search
Distributed systems · Large-scale data and systems engineering
Junhang Wei
Co-CTO · Embodied Infrastructure
PhD, Institute of Automation, CAS
Embodied AI data infrastructure · Multimodal and tactile perception
Bao Xi
Co-CTO · Robot Learning
PhD, Institute of Automation, CAS
Robot skill learning · Multi-agent reinforcement learning
Culture and values
A shared mission. A long-term direction.
OUR MISSION
Free human hands for more,
and realize physical AGI.
OUR VISION
To accelerate the world's transition
to human-machine symbiosis.
Understanding leads
Respect facts, expertise, and first-hand knowledge. Let the people who understand a problem guide the decision.
Be candid. Stay focused.
Discuss issues through facts and reasoning. Address disagreements openly, without making them personal.
Act, learn, and iterate
Start with the smallest workable path. Test quickly and keep improving through real-world feedback.
Focus on what matters
Look beyond short-term trends and noise. Commit to difficult problems with lasting value.
Make decisions with facts and expertise. Move forward with candor and action.
