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Aff ordable & Reliable Telerobotics


Since 2001, Haption has been making haptic force-feedback manipulators. The Virtuose 6D device, used with the TREX generic teleoperation controller, is a reliable way to set up an eff ective telerobotic system. These systems have been used around the world with most leading robot manufacturers, for operating in hot cells. They are also key for new glove boxes and decommissioning projects.


Come and try


the TREX system on the Haption booth #615, or the Atkins


Realis booth #120 at WMS2025!


Discover TREX + Virtuose 6D TAO bundle Off -the-shelf-devices


Rob Marwood Head of Robotics and Technology


“AtkinsRéalis have used Haption as part of an innovative robotic system called ARGO which has been deployed into two gloveboxes at Sellafi eld to carryout remote D&D activities as part of the RrOBO project. By giving precise control and force feedback to the operator, the Haption is the controller of choice for the future of safer and more effi cient glovebox operations".


Haption 8 ZA Route de Laval-53210 SOULGE SUR OUETTE-France Tel +33 (0)2 43 64 51 20 | Email: contact@haption.com | www.haption.com


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