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Figure designed its first-generation hand using a tendon-driven approach, similar to Tesla and 1X. Brett Adcock says, "It ended up being the wrong engineering choice, and we pivoted away from it really early."

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.Brett Adcock explains why Figure pivoted away from designing their humanoid robot's hands after human hands: "This is extremely important. If we want to solve AGI and get to human intelligence in the physical world—it's all going to start with the hands." "Our first-generation hand is a tendon-driven hand." "The rationale here is that a human hand is like this: most of our motors are in our forearm and little tendons drive all the fingers." "It ended up becoming the wrong engineering choice." "We recently unveiled our high degree of freedom, next-generation hand a month ago. This hand has human-level dexterity, as many joints in the hand as a human."

.Brett Adcock explains why Figure pivoted away from designing their humanoid robot's hands after human hands: "This is extremely important. If we want to solve AGI and get to human intelligence in the physical world—it's all going to start with the hands." "Our first-generation hand is a tendon-driven hand." "The rationale here is that a human hand is like this: most of our motors are in our forearm and little tendons drive all the fingers." "It ended up becoming the wrong engineering choice." "We recently unveiled our high degree of freedom, next-generation hand a month ago. This hand has human-level dexterity, as many joints in the hand as a human."

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tesla's optimus v3 hand patent just dropped → tendon driven → actuators in the forearm → cables routed through the wrist like human anatomy → 4 degrees of freedom per finger and 2 in the wrist advanced cable routing to minimize friction and crosstalk during movement they're not building a gripper instead rebuilding the human hand with motors and cables instead of muscle and tendon musk called “the hand the hardest engineering problem in optimus” afterall nature has perfected it and we can inherit the knowledge from it these patent shows why: dexterity requires mimicking biology not replacing it with servos

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