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A dexterous hand capable of operating an iPhone Impressive, with nimble fingertip control. INSPIRE ROBOTS from Beijing has released a new dexterous hand featuring tactile and force sensing, and equipped with a motion library, making it ready to use right out of the box. Especially noteworthy is the modular... show more

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14,258 次观看 • 9 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Contextrix9 个月前

The modular finger design is a brilliant practical touch for industrial use where damage is inevitable

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AlexIljaszewicz9 个月前

I was wondering if Neo could take photos with a smartphone, if his cameras could focus on the smartphone screen and see when it's sharp (some cameras have hard time focusing on a smartphone screen), and pinch-to-zoom with his fingers for small details. No reply, so likely Not yet

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Karan Jagtiani9 个月前

The modular design definitely stands out for maintenance ease. Curious to see how it performs in more complex scenarios

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Ant A. 🇺🇸9 个月前

Fingers with 0.001mm accuracy will be interesting.

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Himanshu Kumar9 个月前

CyberRobo observed: Hand demonstrates precise object manipulation, fingertip control.

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Tobe Duru9 个月前

next step: robot vs human thumb wars

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vikramvi9 个月前

@Tesla_Optimus can you as well do these complex tasks ?

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Joshua Abrams9 个月前

Finally able to swipe my tinder for me

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John Lawton9 个月前

Insane. Right hand extreme dexterity

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