Embedded Controller
01An OS-based controller is built into the gripper module.
Son
Son
SDR-native gripper module with an embedded controller and middleware-level interface.
Unlike grippers that expose only motor-control, firmware, or low-level fieldbus interfaces, Son is designed as a network-connected robotic module with its own OS-based controller and SDR-level communication path.
SDR-Level InterfaceEmbedded ControllerNetwork-ConnectedNetwork-Level Integration
Module
Gripper
Controller
Embedded OS
Interface
SDR middleware
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Conventional gripper interface
Motor, firmware, or fieldbus-level control
Many grippers provide interfaces close to the actuator layer, requiring additional controller configuration, firmware handling, fieldbus setup, or separate integration work before they become usable inside a robotic system.
Son approach
SDR-level module interface
Son moves the integration boundary upward by embedding an OS-based controller and exposing a middleware-level interface that can connect directly into networked robotic workflows.
Integrated architecture
A Gripper Module with Its Own Control Layer
Son combines gripper mechanics, embedded control, middleware communication, and network-level connectivity into a deployable end-effector module.
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Gripper Control
02Manipulation commands are handled through a higher-level module interface.
SDRM Middleware
03The control path is designed around middleware communication rather than only firmware-level commands.
Network Interface
04The module is designed to connect directly at the network level for system integration.
Workflow
Designed for SDR and AI-Oriented Robotic Workflows
By exposing a higher-level module interface, Son is prepared for workflows that involve middleware commands, teleoperation, data collection, and AI-based robotic application development.
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Middleware Command
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Embedded Control
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Gripper Operation
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System Feedback
Features
Key Features
Embedded OS-Based Controller
01Son includes an internal controller running at the module level, not only a motor driver or low-level actuator interface.
SDR-Level Interface
02Gripper operation is exposed through a middleware-level interface prepared for software-defined robotic workflows.
Direct Network Connection
03The module can connect at the network layer without requiring a separate low-level fieldbus configuration path.
Modern Workflow Support
04Prepared for teleoperation, data collection, AI workflow integration, and practical manipulation workflows.
Technical summary
Module-Level Technical Summary
Son is positioned as a gripper module with a higher-level control interface, not as a low-level actuator component or fieldbus-only peripheral.
Technical frame Verified specs pending
Module Brand
Son
Module Class
SDR-native robotic gripper module
Controller
Embedded OS-based controller
Interface
Middleware-level SDR interface
Connection
Network-level connection path
Integration Role
End-effector module for service robotic platforms and automation workflows
Verified mechanical and electrical specifications can be added later when final platform material is ready.
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