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Sharpa Robotics officially launched its dexterous hand, the SharpaWave, on October 16, moving it into mass production. The hand, which impressed many at ICRA 2025, is built around what the company calls a "Dynamic Tactile Array" (DTA) for high-fidelity sensing. Key specs from the official brochure are noteworthy: •... show more

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