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An engineer from 1X explains why NEO's tendon system is more natural and safer: When a human arm makes contact with a robotic hand equipped with geared joints, the hand continues to operate，potentially causing injury. NEO, however, contains no gears; it is driven by tendons. Upon contact with a... show more

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