Our core technology is centered around the concept of 'reproducing tactile sensations based on images (cameras).' By installing this technology on the fingertips of robotic hands, we can enable them to perceive tactile sensations such as force and slip distribution, allowing robots to perform tasks with a 'natural feel,' similar to how a human uses their palm to handle objects. This technology is characterized by its high functionality (high resolution, multi-modality) and excellent cost-effectiveness, making it highly practical. While it is called a 'tactile' sensor, it is actually a completely new concept of a 'visuo-tactile sensor' that also includes a visual modality to 'see' the grasped object. It has endless application possibilities beyond process automation in combination with robots.