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SOFT MUSCLE-LIKE PERFORMANCE

HOW IT WORKS

Today, automated motion is produced by rigid components that are costly, energy consuming, and noisy. Using inspiration from nature, Artimus Robotics takes a radically new approach to linear motion with HASEL actuator technology.

HASEL actuation technology operates when electrostatic forces are applied to a flexible polymer pouch and dielectric liquid to drive shape change in a soft structure. These principles can be applied to achieve a contracting motion, expanding motion, or other complex deformations.  HASEL electroactive polymer actuation technology is electrically driven and couples electrostatic and hydraulic forces so a wide variety of actuation modes are possible.

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HASEL (Hydraulically Amplified Self-healing ELectrostatic) 

Want to learn more about how HASEL Technology works?

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HASEL actuation technology enables smart, versatile and compact motion solutions. Originally developed at the University of Colorado Boulder and spun out into Artimus Robotics in 2018, this breakthrough electroactive polymer actuation technology enables the benefits and eliminates the downfalls of prior soft robotics technologies. 

Want to learn more about the future of Automation and how it might benefit your next great idea? Contact us.

Lifelike Motion For The Future of Automation

Technology Benefits

Click on the topics below to access educational content on the benefits of HASEL actuators

Actuator Academy
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Electric

Lightweight

Analog

Fast

Intelligent

Lifetime

Cost-Effective

Bandwidth

Portable

Compact

Silent

Versatile

Compliant

Prototyping

Customizable

Technology Breadth

Many possibilities in size, shape, and material

Let's Get Started!

Customer applications often have unique requirements. Use our Application Assistant to tell us more about your needs or contact us for guided help. Our team can provide more information on our latest capabilities.

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