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COVVI Robotic Hand

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About COVVI Robotic Hand

The COVVI Robotic Hand uses six independently controlled movements across five articulated fingers to reproduce power, precision and lateral grasp patterns within a compact end effector. Integrated force sensing at the fingertips supplies contact information during object acquisition and handling, allowing the controller to regulate closure and detect changes in grip conditions.

The hand connects to robot arms and humanoid platforms through mechanical and Ethernet interfaces. Developers can command gestures and grasp sequences through ROS 2 or COVVI’s Python API and incorporate sensor output into manipulation policies. COVVI supplies left- and right-hand configurations for research, service robotics, collaborative automation and humanoid development, drawing on actuation and hand-design technology commercialised through its prosthetics business.

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  • COVVI releases Linux and Windows robotic-hand control interface

    2026-01-19 - Product Launch - COVVI released a Linux-and-Windows control interface for nearby robotic hands. The interface exposes presets, individual-digit commands, thumb rotation, and fingertip-force readings. Operators can connect multiple hands and inspect firmware, temperature, humidity, and serial data.

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  • COVVI demonstrates robotic hand applications at ICRA 2025

    2025-05-23 - Demonstration - COVVI demonstrated its robotic hand across multiple applications at ICRA 2025 in Atlanta. Attendees saw precision control for robotics, biomechanics, and human-robot-interaction research. The hand also operated alongside a Kinova collaborative robotic arm during demonstrations.

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  • COVVI partners with SenseGlove for haptic teleoperation showcase

    2025-05-15 - Partnership - COVVI and SenseGlove prepared an integrated teleoperation demonstration for ICRA 2025. SenseGlove Nova 2 contributed joint tracking, vibrotactile cues, and force feedback. The companies combined haptic input with COVVI's dexterous five-finger robotic hand.

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  • COVVI ships first robotic hands to global operators

    2025-03-18 - Production Milestone - COVVI announced the first outbound Robotic Hand shipments on March 18, 2025. Recipients included industrial and academic operators in several countries, marking the move from product release to delivered hardware. The shipments moved the hand from launch into customer delivery across commercial and research markets.

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  • COVVI launches dexterous five-finger robotic hand

    2025-01-15 - Product Launch - COVVI launched its five-finger robotic hand for industrial, academic, and research applications. Operators can select preset grips or command every finger independently for precise tasks. Teleoperation and robotic-arm integration support work in remote or hazardous environments.

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