2026 Humanoid Robot Market Report

Interested in the DM-Hand1? Download 198 pages of exclusive insight from global robotics experts — uncover funding trends, technology challenges, leading manufacturers, supply chain shifts, and surveys and forecasts on future humanoid applications.

Rob Knight
Featuring insights from Rob Knight Open source,
humanoid expert
Get the Report

DM-Hand1

7 000 USD

Daimon Robotics logo humanoid guide

Daimon Robotics

The DM-Hand1 is Daimon Robotics’ lightweight five-finger dexterous hand with vision-based tactile fingertips. It senses hardness, texture and contact forces, giving robots precise, human-like grasping for research and manipulation tasks.

Compare
DOF
3
+
Strength
1
Humanoid.Guide
Hand Score
=Hand score4
Hand score filledHand score filledHand score filledHand score filledHand score unfilledHand score unfilledHand score unfilledHand score unfilledHand score unfilledHand score unfilled
(Only if you are this hand's manufacturer)


Specifications and details:

Availability In production
Degrees of freedom, hands 12
Strength [kg] 3
Weight [kg] 0.65
Size N/A
Number of fingers 5
Tactile/Force Sensors Yes: vision-based tactile sensors in the fingertips (measure deformation fields, 3D force fields, hardness, texture and contact events)
Motor tech 6 electric micro actuators with hybrid force-position control
Main structural material Aluminium alloy and engineering plastics
Manufacturer Daimon Robotics
Nationality China
Website https://www.dmrobot.com/en/

Description

The DM-Hand1 is a five-finger dexterous robotic hand from Daimon Robotics, a Chinese company that specializes in robotic touch. Daimon modeled it on the structure of the human hand. As a result, it can copy natural motions like grasping and pinching with smooth, coordinated movement. Its main strength lies in its fingertips. Each one hides a thin, camera-based touch sensor that fits into a space as small as a human fingertip.

2026 Humanoid Robot Market Report

Interested in the DM-Hand1? Download 198 pages of exclusive insight from global robotics experts — uncover funding trends, technology challenges, leading manufacturers, supply chain shifts, and surveys and forecasts on future humanoid applications.

Rob Knight
Featuring insights from Rob Knight Open source,
humanoid expert
Get the Report

These sensors give the hand a detailed sense of touch. For example, they can tell how hard or soft an object is, feel its texture and measure how forces spread across the contact area. In addition, the hand senses exactly when it touches or releases an object. Therefore, it can control its grip precisely and handle delicate items without crushing them. Daimon offers the hand as part of a wider product line for robot perception and learning, aimed at researchers and robot makers.

Download the Humanoid Robot Market Report here

Website: www.dmrobot.com

 

Select at least 2 products
to compare