Dexmo

Dexta Robotics Dexmo is a wearable hand exoskeleton that captures 11 degrees of freedom and applies variable fingertip force feedback. Five feedback mechanisms per hand can resist finger motion with product materials describing up to ten newtons at the fingertip. Each wireless unit weighs about 300 grams and runs for approximately six hours.

The interface targets teleoperation, immersive training, simulation and robot-learning workflows where visual hand tracking cannot reproduce contact resistance. SDK support for Unity and Unreal Engine connects the glove to interactive applications, while external six-degree-of-freedom tracking can place the hand in a wider workspace. Dexmo remains a human-operated haptic interface, with remote robot behaviour determined by the connected control system.