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RH56H1

7 000 USD

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Inspire Robotics

A 6-DOF, 11-joint dexterous robotic hand from Inspire Robots, available with optional tactile sensing for precise, human-like grasping in humanoid and research applications.

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Specifications and details:

Availability In production
Degrees of freedom, hands 6
Strength [kg] 1.5
Weight [kg] 0.48
Size 75 × 159 mm
Number of fingers 5
Tactile/Force Sensors Yes — 6 tactile sensors (fingertips + palm), 30N range, 5% FS accuracy
Motor tech Tendon-driven actuation via integrated brushless DC motors
Main structural material Metal frame
Manufacturer Inspire Robotics
Nationality China
Website https://en.inspire-robots.com/

Description

Inspire Robots, a Chinese robotics company that focuses on dexterous manipulation systems, builds the RH56H1 hand. It mimics the structure of a human hand, with five fingers and an independently rotating thumb. Because of this design, the hand can perform a wide range of grips, from precise pinches to firm, full-hand holds. Engineers often choose it for humanoid robots, prosthetics research, and automated handling tasks, since a simple claw or gripper cannot match that versatility. The hand also comes in tactile and non-tactile versions, so teams can pick the configuration that fits their project.

2026 Humanoid Robot Market Report

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Six tactile sensors cover the fingertips and palm in the sensorized version, giving the hand a basic sense of touch. This feedback helps it apply the right amount of force, which matters when handling fragile or irregularly shaped items. The hand closes fully in under a second, so it can react quickly during pick-and-place tasks. A metal internal structure keeps the hand durable under repeated use, while its compact size lets it attach to most robotic arms without major modifications. Overall, the RH56H1 brings human-like dexterity to machines that need to interact with real objects, not just repeat fixed motions.

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Website: inspire-robots.com

 

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