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The next-gen Torobo Hand from Tokyo Robotics, currently under development and set for release later this year, features 16 DoF, up to 10N fingertip force, nearly 200 integrated pressure sensors, and backdrivable torque-controlled joints—all fully compatible with ROS.

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Jean-Paul1 year ago

Genuine question - why are they always set for release, but never for sale? Never, in all the years of CES, have there been any robotic hands available for sale to the public? Sure, there are robotic arms in a range of industries for sale by companies like KUKA and ABB, but never something you can buy and use at home.

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The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

Off the top of my head: PaXini, Shadow Robot, Psyonic. There's also an open-source design, Dex Hand.

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ARK Electronics2 years ago

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Daniel Ray1 year ago

Very smooth! Now make the rest of the Ninja Turtle robot, please!

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Victor1 year ago

Hand is half the whole engineering of a humanoid

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Rethynk AI1 year ago

RL is really the backbone of Robotics.

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🇺🇸 PaulaJedi 🇺🇸1 year ago

Clone Robotics is better! @JohnRenfro2016

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عبد العزيز الرفاعي1 year ago

@frankoz95967943 Why are all these copper wires installed😂😂😂😂

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E.1 year ago

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filo y navaja1 year ago

La pregunta sería porque no 5 dedos ?

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faultbugs1 year ago

Finger length is the key point right now.

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