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Chinese robotics company Galaxea Dynamics has introduced a robotic hand called Dexo. It is a four-finger dexterous hand with 17 degrees of freedom for smooth and precise movement. It can sense light touch and handle up to 1 kg with one fingertip, making it useful for both delicate and... show more

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