Allegro Hand V5 Plus

About

About Allegro Hand V5 Plus

Allegro Hand V5 Plus uses four articulated fingers and 16 controlled joints to reproduce a broad range of enveloping, fingertip and precision grasps. Omnidirectional tactile sensors wrap around the fingertip segments and measure contact pressure across their surfaces. These signals allow manipulation software to detect contact location, adjust grip and respond to small pressure changes during object handling.

The hand communicates through CAN and is supplied with control software and development interfaces for integration with robot arms and humanoid platforms. Researchers use it for teleoperation, reinforcement learning, in-hand manipulation and tactile-policy development. Wonik Robotics offers left- and right-hand configurations as part of the commercial Allegro Hand research platform.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Tactile Dexterity, Robotic grasping
  • Workflows: End-effector manipulation
  • Operating environments: University labs, corporate research labs, robot-learning teams and industrial manipulation research.
  • Target markets: Researchers and developers using Allegro as a practical hand platform for manipulation work.
  • Deployment model: Commercial robotic hand platform integrated into arms and lab setups.
  • Tactile interaction sensing

    Claimed - Wonik Robotics presents the 16-DoF Allegro Hand V5 Plus for stable grasping, pick-and-place and manipulation of rigid and deformable objects using omnidirectional tactile fingertips.

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  • Object manipulation

    Claimed - 2026-03-18 - The product coverage described Allegro Hand as a robotic-hand platform for robot manipulation and research.

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  • Robotic grasping

    Claimed - Wonik Robotics presents the 16-DoF Allegro Hand V5 Plus for stable grasping, pick-and-place and manipulation of rigid and deformable objects using omnidirectional tactile fingertips.

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  • Dexterous manipulation

    Claimed - Wonik Robotics presents the 16-DoF Allegro Hand V5 Plus for stable grasping, pick-and-place and manipulation of rigid and deformable objects using omnidirectional tactile fingertips.

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  • Pick and place

    Claimed - Wonik Robotics presents the 16-DoF Allegro Hand V5 Plus for stable grasping, pick-and-place and manipulation of rigid and deformable objects using omnidirectional tactile fingertips.

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Research

  • FIRMGrasp: A Friction-Informed Risk Margin for Robust Grasp Synthesis

    2026-07-27 - Research Publication - Simulation studies test friction-robust grasp ranking on LEAP, Allegro and Shadow hand models.

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  • GraspGraphNet: Graph-Structured Multi-Embodiment Dexterous Grasp Generation

    2026-07-13 - Research Publication - Dexterous grasp generation across robot hands is challenging because hands differ in kinematic topology, actuation dimensions, and native command spaces. We introduce GraspGraphNet, a topology-aware grasp generation framework that represents each hand as a URDF-derived kinematic graph and directly generates executable palm poses and joint configurations. GraspGraphNet combines hierarchical object surface encoding, differentiable forward kinematic

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  • Cross-Embodiment Robot Manipulation via a Unified Hand Action Space

    2026-07-03 - Research Publication - Cross-embodiment transfer is physically tested on LEAP Hand and simulated on Allegro and Shadow hands.

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Resources

Media library

Official V5 Plus product, manual, interface and developer references with exact tactile-hand imagery and verified demonstrations.

Timeline

  • Wonik Robotics brings Allegro Hand platform to SEMICON Korea 2026

    2026-03-18 - Product Launch - Wonik Robotics presented the Allegro Hand platform at SEMICON Korea 2026. The product coverage described Allegro Hand as a robotic-hand platform for robot manipulation and research. Allegro Hand V5 Plus is the current product-family profile tied to that public platform record.

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Context

Market context

Four-finger 16-DOF robotic hand with pressure-sensitive tactile fingertips.

  • Target environment: University labs, corporate research labs, robot-learning teams and industrial manipulation research.
  • Workflow context: Dexterous grasping, tactile sensing, current-controlled manipulation and simulation-backed experiments.
  • Customer context: Researchers and developers using Allegro as a practical hand platform for manipulation work.
  • Deployment model: Commercial robotic hand platform integrated into arms and lab setups.
  • Commercial maturity: Current Allegro product line with official V5 Plus product page and 2026 exhibition coverage.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on integration effort, tactile sensor use, controller support and research fit.
  • Market position: Established robotic-hand research platform updated with tactile fingertips.
  • Adjacent products: Allegro Hand V5, Allegro Hand V4, Shadow Hand, RH8D

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