Passini Perception Technology

About Passini Perception Technology

Passini Perception Technology (PaXini, 帕西尼) is a Chinese robotics company built around human-level tactile perception for machines. Its mission is to use advanced perception and intelligence so that AI can truly understand the physical world, and its founding team comes from the Waseda University robotics lab in Japan. It has offices across Shenzhen, Shanghai, Tianjin and Suqian.

The product line spans the full chain from core components to complete robots. At the component level are the ITPU multi-dimensional tactile processing unit and tactile sensor arrays, including the PX6AX series and whole-body force and tactile kits for robot skin, hands and feet. Above these sit the DexH series of multi-dimensional tactile dexterous hands, such as the DexH13, and the TORA-ONE and TORA-DOUBLE ONE humanoid robots that use tactile feedback for manipulation.

The third pillar is a full-modality embodied-intelligence data ecosystem. It includes the OmniSharing DB dataset and data-collection devices such as the PXCap and PXDex series, which capture human manipulation data for training robot models, and a research collaboration programme called SPiRAL Labs. The company sells through an official online store as well as direct sales and says it has delivered commercial volumes to customers in smart manufacturing, elder and medical care, industrial production and consumer electronics.

PaXini sells tactile sensors, robot hands, humanoid robots and datasets to robot makers, research institutions and industrial users, earning revenue from hardware and data products, and competes in the embodied-AI and humanoid robotics market with tactile perception as its differentiator against vision-only robot approaches.