Market context

Lightweight intelligent bionic hand for robotic manipulation and dexterous end-effector integration.

Target environment: Research labs, prosthetics development facilities and robotics manipulation research environments.
Workflow context: Dexterous grasping, bionic manipulation and sensor-driven hand control for manipulation research and prosthetic development.
Customer context: Robotics researchers, manipulation labs and prosthetics developers.
Deployment model: Commercial end-effector product for research and development use.
Commercial maturity: Commercially available bionic hand in the dexterous manipulation supply chain.
Adoption constraints: End-effector level product requiring integration into a broader robot system or prosthetic fitting.
Market position: A finished end-effector product in the dexterous manipulation supply chain serving the humanoid ecosystem.
Adjacent products: Ability Hand, ArtiXon Hand, dexterous robotic hands

Audience

Robot OEMs

Dexterous grasping, bionic manipulation and sensor-driven hand control for manipulation research and prosthetic development.

Research labs, prosthetics development facilities and robotics manipulation research environments.

Features: hand dof: 6 DoF; quiescent current ma: 200 mA; maximum current a: 3 A; joint count: 5 joints
actuation and motion control: Six internal actuator units
Control Interface: RS485
Manipulation: Bionic hand platform for robotic grasping and hand movement
Weight: 480 g
Dimensions: palm width mm: 80 mm; max hand width mm: 132 mm; hand length mm: 205 mm; finger length mm: 97 mm
Fingertip Force N: 10 N
Payload Capacity: thumb pinch force n: 12 N
Power: supply voltage v: 12 V DC ±10%