Welcome, TeleHand Pro P20!
TeleHand Pro P20 is a five finger dexterous robotic hand developed by Joyson Electronics for precise manipulation in industrial and service settings. It combines direct drive, tendon transmission, and linkage mechanisms within the palm, integrating several actuation approaches in a compact form. This architecture balances responsive finger control with compliant object handling, while in house miniature frameless actuators concentrate torque into limited space. The hand is rated 4 out of 5 for Degrees of Freedom, indicating a strong dexterity tier. Its tactile system uses capacitive electronic skin with decoupled three dimensional force sensing, complemented by magnetic encoders in the actuators. At 0.65 kg and measuring 185 × 90 × 40 mm, it emphasizes compact integration for robotic manipulation. This combination targets tasks requiring controlled contact, repeatable handling, and fine finger placement. The design centers on sensing feedback, compact actuation, and manipulation performance.
The 6 out of 10 Humanoid Guide Hand Score places TeleHand Pro P20 in the capable or mature range. Its score is driven by a 4 out of 5 Degrees of Freedom rating and a 2 out of 5 Strength rating. These ratings distinguish finger articulation from force performance, giving buyers a concise way to compare this hand with other robotic end effectors. The stronger dexterity tier makes the design relevant where controlled finger positioning is a central selection criterion. The lower strength tier should be considered alongside application requirements for load handling and gripping force. Together, these scores position the hand as a dexterity focused product rather than one defined chiefly by high force output.
TeleHand Pro P20 is listed as a prototype, indicating it remains at an early availability stage despite its capable overall score. Joyson Electronics is a Chinese company based in Ningbo with established experience in automotive electronics and production, and TeleHand is described as its first fully in house dexterous hand. The company unveiled the product at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai in July 2026. Its entry into robotic hands extends an automotive supplier’s engineering and manufacturing background into a growing robotics component market. The product carries broader significance as a compact hand developed for industrial precision work and service robotics. Pricing is listed at 8 000 USD, with purchase inquiries handled through the manufacturer listing.
