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🖐️ Who’s got the most dexterous hand in robotics? We’re putting Sharpa, Unitree Hand, and Delto Gripper side by side — from grasp finesse to tactile tricks. Watch and tell us — which one's your pick?

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Top: Delto Gripper – 5 fingers, 20 DOF, independent joints for human-like grip Mid: SharpaWave – 22 DOF, ultra-sensitive with 1,000+ tactile pixels per fingertip & 0.005 N precision Bot: Unitree Dex5 – 20 DOF (16 active + 4 passive) with 94 high-resolution touchpoints

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Wen can we do arm wrestling?!🌝 I wanna go arm-to-arm with the bot 😎😎

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Optimus, hands-down!

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Leaving out Tesla is so yawn

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I'm going with Unitree Dex5

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Delto gripper is my fav pick

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Unitree Dex5, just from the video, it looks a little better. Need to see them do more things. Open a pill bottle, get out two pills. Tie shoes.

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People do 99.9% of their daily tasks with 3 fingers, but engineers add 5 fingers to robots. These engineers are too stupid to know how to be human or too stupid to build an efficient robot.

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