WUJI HAND 2 with Agile ONE SN - 2026-10-21 - Reference Design - Mounted - Agile ONE SN was announced with two WUJI Hand 2 dexterous hands in its research reference configuration, with platform availability planned for early 2027. - source: nvidianews.nvidia.com
WUJI HAND with Delta-0 whole-body manipulation demonstration - 2026-09-30 - Physical Demo - Connected - Delta Intelligence demonstrated Delta-0 using WUJI HAND to steady and accurately place a record while coordinating the hands, arms and torso. - source: deltai.com
WUJI HAND 2 with DITTO-X experimental arm setup - Research Experiment - Mounted - DITTO-X uses Wuji Hand 2 for drawer-and-cube manipulation and toy pick-and-place in a physical dexterous teleoperation study. - source: arxiv.org
WUJI HAND with Modified YOR mobile manipulator with AgileX NERO arm - Research Experiment - Mounted - HUG uses the original Wuji hand on a modified YOR mobile manipulator with an AgileX NERO arm for household grasping. The mobile evaluation spans 300 trials. - source: arxiv.org
WUJI HAND 2 at Wuji-MJLab training and deployment stack - Research Experiment - Controlled By - Wuji’s Wuji-MJLab stack runs simulation-trained policies on physical Hand 2 for cube reorientation and reference-tracking pen spinning, with dedicated hand jigs, vision and deployment tools. - source: github.com
WUJI HAND 2 with Rizon 4S - Research Experiment - Mounted - Industrial Next used Wuji Hand 2 on Flexiv Rizon 4S arms for conveyor pick-and-sort research. The right arm picked and sorted objects; the left remained static with an additional camera. - source: arxiv.org
WUJI HAND 2 with TRON 2 - Physical Demo - Mounted - LimX demonstrated TRON 2 with Wuji Hand 2 in a traditional-medicine pharmacy workflow spanning picking, weighing, grinding and packaging across cabinets and counters. - source: linkedin.com
WUJI HAND 2 with Tianji Gento Luna dual-arm research setup - Research Experiment - Mounted - Motus2 researchers mounted Wuji Hand 2 on Tianji Gento Luna for dual-arm data collection and post-training, including a physical tactile-feedback paper-tearing experiment. - source: arxiv.org