Fluid Wire Robotics
Plug and Play · Fluid Wire Robotics develops high-performance force-controllable robotic arms for operations in critical environments. Based on proprietary "Fluid Wire" technology, they enable advanced manipulation in oil & gas facilities, underwater areas, nuclear power plants, mines and clean-rooms.
Competitors
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 Kailas RoboticsShared: robotic arms, advanced, developNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 Invert RoboticsShared: robotics develop, oil, gasNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
 LiberawareShared: harsh environment, advanced, inspectionNot statedOther | Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
 InLoop RoboticsShared: robotic armsActiveAI | AI | Active | YCX26 |
 BriqScoreShared: oil gasNot statedAI | AI | Not stated | Antler2025 |
 Pivot RoboticsShared: robotic armsActiveAI | AI | Active | YCW24 |
 Orangewood LabsShared: robotic armsActiveAI | AI | Active | YCW18 |
 Flexiv RoboticsShared: robotic arm, wire, forceNot statedAI | AI | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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About Fluid Wire Robotics
Fluid Wire Robotics takes remote manipulation capabilities to the next level! FWR embraces the vision of a future society where unmanned industrial facilities are reality and critical infrastructures located in remote areas of their planet, such as energy plants, offshore wind farms, mines and underwater pipelines, are autonomously maintained by robots. In the past years, pilot studies succeeded in proving this scenario achievable but existing harsh robots are complex and manipulation capabilities are generally limited with respect to the inspection skills. FWR builds the next-generation electric robotic arms to bring advanced manipulation capabilities in harsh environments with low complexity and reduced costs. Based on proprietary technology, the structure of FWR’s robots is completely different from any other existing robotic arm! The electric motors, as any other electric component, are located in an external actuation unit and the motors’ power is transferred to the robot joints by means of “Fluid Wires”, their efficient transmission system. Sealing and cooling the external unit is made easy by this structure, making their arms the ideal device to operate underwater and in explosive or reactive atmospheres. Their arms can also be easily redesigned to fit mobile robots.
- Category
- Other
- Location
- Italy
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Fluid Wire Robotics: questions
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Fluid Wire Robotics is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Fluid Wire Robotics based?
Fluid Wire Robotics lists Italy as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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