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$ 16 000
ByteDexter V2 is ByteDance Seed’s linkage-driven research hand with 21 DoF, palm-integrated motors and tactile fingertips. It powers the GR-Dexter project, where AI models learn bimanual, dexterous tasks from teleoperation and human demonstration data.
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$ 4 000
Dex3-1 is Unitree’s three-finger force-controlled dexterous hand for the G1 humanoid. It offers 7 DoF from miniature brushless motors, 33 tactile pressure sensors and force-position hybrid control for sensitive, precise manipulation and data collection.
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$ 4 000
Cool Hand is a lightweight, 6-DOF bionic hand from Ti5ROBOT that replicates natural human finger and thumb movement. With independent finger actuation, a dual-direction thumb, and intelligent torque control, it delivers precise, adaptive grip strength for humanoid robots, prosthetics, and research applications.
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$ 4 160
COVVI Robotic Hand — a five-finger, dexterous robotic gripper designed for robots. Light, force-sensing and integration-ready, it lets robots handle delicate tasks or strong grasps with human-like flexibility.
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$ 1 200
The CR Hand is Curious Robotics’ affordable, human-sized robotic hand for education and research. It packs six motors, 13 spring-cushioned joints and its own controller into a 326 g, 3D-printed body that works straight out of the box over USB.
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$ 480
CRAFT Hand is an open-source, tendon-driven dexterous hand from UIUC and UC Irvine with hybrid hard-soft compliance. Fifteen off-finger motors drive soft-jointed, rigid-linked fingers that cover all 33 human grasp types, for under $600 in parts.
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$ 3 200
CYBORG HO2 is Cyborg Robotics’ tendon-driven, five-finger dexterous hand. At just 750 g, it offers 16 DoF (6 active) and a 40 kg load, survives drops over 1 meter and is rated for a million cycles of use.
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$ 48 000
DEX-EE robotic hand is Shadow Robot’s next-generation dexterous robotic hand designed for long-duration AI experiments with modular fingers, robust construction, and rich tactile sensing.
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$ 640
Dex2/5 is Unitree’s lightweight, tendon-driven five-finger hand for its G1 and R1 humanoids. At 365 g, it moves 10 joints with just 2 motors, survives drop tests and over 100,000 cycles, and lifts up to 1.5 kg.
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$ 1 280
Dex3-1 is Unitree’s three-finger force-controlled dexterous hand for the G1 humanoid. It offers 7 DoF from miniature brushless motors, 33 tactile pressure sensors and force-position hybrid control for sensitive, precise manipulation and data collection.
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$ 4 800
Unitree Dex5-1 — a dexterous, five-finger robotic hand with 20 DoF, smooth articulation, optional tactile sensing, and modular design. Ideal for humanoid robots, research platforms, and versatile manipulation tasks.
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$ 5 200
Unitree Dex5-S is a human-sized dexterous hand with 22 degrees of freedom, backdrivable motor-per-joint fingers, and a lightweight aluminum build for humanoid robots and research.
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$ 13 760
DexH13 – a four-finger, sensor-rich dexterous robotic hand by PaXini Tech. It combines multi-dimensional tactile sensing, AI vision, and flexible motion to deliver human-like grasping and manipulation for robotics, industrial automation, and service tasks.
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$ 1 600
DexH5 — a four-finger tactile robotic hand by PaXini with multi-dimensional sensing, compact form and adaptive grip. Ideal for service, research, and light industrial robots needing human-like touch and versatile handling.
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$ 1 200
DexHand V2.3 — a powerful 19-DoF robotic hand by Robot Studio, designed for high payload handling, adaptive motion, and versatile manipulation in humanoid and automation systems.
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$ 7 600
DexHand021 dexterous robotic hand dexterous robotic hand is DexRobot’s commercial, high-DOF robotic hand: 19 DOF, multimodal sensing (position, force, slip, proximity), modular architecture, and ROS support for integration.
