RY-H Series Dexterous Hands

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About RY-H Series Dexterous Hands

Ruiyan’s RY-H1 hand uses 16 coreless motors and a linear-drive mechanism to move 21 joints. Its force-position control algorithm adapts the grasp to differently shaped objects without requiring separate tactile sensors. Demonstrated actions include holding a pen, picking up an egg and passing a business card.

The hand connects through CAN, CAN FD or RS485, with EtherCAT integration also supported. It sits within the broader RY-H range, which includes designs with different actuation and load characteristics. This gives robot developers options for anthropomorphic gestures, grasping and precise pick-and-place work while selecting the hand configuration around their application.

Timeline

  • Ruiyan demonstrates RY-H1 dexterous hand at World Robot Conference

    2024-08-21 - Demonstration - The exhibit included the RY-H1 series, an anthropomorphic five-finger teaching hand and RY-series joint modules. Ruiyan presented alongside Leisai Intelligence and Zhipingfang at the conference booth. The demonstration focused on ready-to-integrate core components for embodied-robotics systems.

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