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$ 8 000
Revo3 is a lightweight, high-precision robotic hand with advanced tactile sensing and human-like dexterity for research and automation.
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$ 6 000
A lightweight, fast-moving 6-DOF dexterous hand from Inspire Robots, built for safe human-machine interaction rather than heavy industrial force, with integrated position/force sensing and an optional wrist.
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$ 6 500
A high-volume, 6-DOF dexterous hand from Inspire Robots with built-in position and force sensing, available in a standard or wrist-equipped (6+2 DOF) configuration.
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$ 4 500
RH56E2 Series — a 6-DoF robotic hand by Inspire Robots with tactile sensing and strong manipulation ability (up to 15 kg), designed for humanoid, service, and automation robotics.
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$ 8 500
A 6-DOF dexterous hand from Inspire Robots with an all-metal skeleton, optional 8-point tactile sensing, and a notably high 30 kg passive payload rating.
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$ 7 000
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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$ 5 500
RH5DG2 is a compact and dexterous robotic hand designed to bring human-like manipulation to advanced robots. It blends robust grip performance with precise motion to handle a variety of real-world tasks. The design supports research, industrial use, and human–robot collaboration.
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$ 15 000
A 22-DOF, fully direct-drive dexterous hand from Inspire Robots with full-hand tactile sensing (palm, finger undersides, between fingers) and 0.005N fingertip force resolution, unveiled at IROS 2026.
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$ 3 900
The RH6D is a compact, child-sized robotic hand designed for humanoids and research. It delivers natural movement, solid dexterity, and easy integration for advanced manipulation tasks.
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$ 6 000
Cost-effective and highly reliable robotic hands engineered specifically to support the needs of the research community, offering a balance of affordability, durability, and consistent performance across a wide range of experimental and development applications.
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$ 8 000
A motor-free biomimetic hand from Chinese soft-robotics maker Rochu. Fluid-driven artificial muscles pull 24 tendons across a 1:1 replica of the human hand skeleton, all visible through a translucent skin. Four muscles lift 3 kg. Currently a prototype.
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$ 9 750
ROHand by OYMotion is a lightweight, human-scale five-finger robotic hand — offering independent finger control, human-like motion, and a strong grip — ideal for robotics, automation, and prosthetic applications.
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$ 1 500
RUKA — an open‑source, tendon‑driven humanoid hand with 5 fingers and 15 DoF, sized like a human hand. It stays affordable and accessible, yet enables realistic grasps and dexterous manipulation using learned control with no built‑in joint sensors.
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$ 9 900
A 16-DOF dexterous robotic hand with direct-drive control, designed for precise, stable, and human-like object manipulation.
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$ 1 400
RY-H2 is Ruiyan’s affordable, mass-market five-finger dexterous hand with 6 DoF and 11 joints. At just 560 g, it lifts up to 10 kg, closes in 0.16 s, is rated for a million cycles and comes in waterproof and tactile versions.
