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$ 2 500

RY-H5 is Ruiyan’s heavy-duty five-finger dexterous hand with 6 DoF, an all-metal body and ball- or roller-screw drives. It delivers up to 175 N of grip force, with a breakaway structure for impact protection and an optional tactile version.
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$ 1 300

RY-H6 is Ruiyan’s compact, quiet five-finger dexterous hand for small humanoids. At just 278 g and 155 mm long, it offers 6 DoF, coreless motors, flexible force control and an optional tactile version for tight-space handling.
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$ 15 000

Sanctuary AI’s hydraulic hand is a human-scale dexterous hand driven by miniaturized hydraulic valves. With tactile sensing and in-hand manipulation, it targets precise, high-force industrial tasks on robot arms and humanoids.
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$ 52 000

SharpaWave is a human-scale, 22-DoF robotic hand by Sharpa combining human-like dexterity, high-resolution tactile sensing, and fingertip strength over 20 N — built for robust, real-world robotic manipulation with near-human sensitivity and speed.
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$ 16 500

SoftHand2 — an adaptive, anthropomorphic robotic hand by qb Robotics. Its soft, flexible fingers fit objects of varied shapes, enabling stable, human-like grasping for robots in research or complex handling tasks.
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$ 7 000

Surge is a humanoid robotic hand designed to maximize dexterity, and real-world usability, with 20 kg grip strength and smooth direct drive actuation. It features a modular, highly serviceable design and out-of-the-box compatibility with standard teleoperation systems for easy integration and maintenance.
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$ 30 000

The SCHUNK SVH robotic hand is a servo-electric, five-finger robotic hand with integrated control electronics, offering human-like dexterity, adaptive grasping, and precise manipulation for advanced robotic applications.
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$ 20 000

Tacta Hand is Tacta Systems’ human-scale robotic hand — 5 fingers, 15 degrees of freedom, and a proprietary Fluidic Tendon actuation system. Its standout feature is an ultra-miniature tactile sensor array that reads force, texture, slip, and temperature in real time, paired with a skill-capture glove that lets workers train the hand by simply doing their job.
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$ 8 000

TeleHand is Joyson Electronics’ first in-house five-finger dexterous hand. The Pro P20 combines direct, tendon and linkage drives in the palm, 16 active DoF and 3D force-sensing electronic skin for precise industrial and service tasks.
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$ 5 000

A hybrid-drive hand from TorchKernel Robotics combining 110N grip force, 40 kg max payload, and fingertip/palm tactile sensing with ±0.02mm precision.
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$ 6 500

A lightweight, sensor-dense hand from TorchKernel Robotics with 320 tactile pixels, a perfect Kapandji dexterity score, and 0.01N force resolution.
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$ 5 000

UM1-Evo is a 24-DoF biomechanical robotic hand built solo by French inventor Didier Vançon. With 25 actuators packed into a human-sized 1.7 kg forearm, true thumb opposition, zero-power relaxation at rest and an 8 kg grip, it targets prosthetics and humanoid robots.
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$ 2 636

A compact and reliable humanoid robotic hand with natural movement, designed for precise grasping and easy integration into robotic systems.
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$ 25 000

The Wave W01 is Sharpa’s human-scale, five-finger dexterous hand with 22 active DoF and high-resolution fingertip touch sensing. It grips strongly yet gently and suits AI research, robot integration and contact-rich industrial tasks.
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$ 20 000

The Wave W01 SE is Sharpa’s cost-optimized special edition of its 22-DoF dexterous hand. It keeps the human-scale design and tactile fingertips of the W01 in a matte black finish, aimed at labs and developers scaling data collection and robot development.
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$ 25 000

The Wave W02 is Sharpa’s ultra-compact, lightweight five-finger dexterous hand with 21 active DoF. Fingertip tactile sensors and full-hand electronic skin give it whole-hand touch for precise, real-world manipulation.
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