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OmniHand 3 Ultra-M

16 000 USD

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AGILINK (Shanghai AGILINK Innovation Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.)

OmniHand 3 Ultra-M is AGILINK’s flagship direct-driven dexterous hand — a 630g, 20-DoF, human-scale hand built for embodied AI training and research. With encoder-level ground-truth data, vision-based fingertip tactile sensing, and 300-point palm sensing, it’s engineered for continuous-duty, contact-rich manipulation work.

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Specifications and details:

Weight 0.9 kg
Dimensions 50 × 50 × 50 cm
Availability In production
Degrees of freedom, hands 20
Strength [kg] 8
Weight [kg] 0.63
Size 189.5 × 88.5 × 40 mm
Number of fingers 5
Tactile/Force Sensors Fingertips use vision-based tactile sensors (3D distributed force + 6D resultant, texture recognition, 0–30N range, 0.005N resolution, 0.04mm spatial resolution), Palm uses a 3D tactile sensor with 300 tactile pixels at 0.1N resolution
Motor tech Direct-drive at every joint (no tendons), with joint states read straight from each actuator's encoder for ground-truth positioning
Main structural material Lghtweight alloy frame with engineering-polymer covers
Manufacturer AGILINK (Shanghai AGILINK Innovation Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.)
Nationality China
Website https://www.agilink-ai.com

Description

OmniHand 3 Ultra-M is Agilink AI’s research-focused flagship, built where raw force density and data accuracy matter most. It packs 20 active joints into a 630-gram, human-scale hand, so it moves with real anatomical proportions. Because every joint uses direct-drive actuation, motion data comes straight from each encoder. As a result, the hand gives researchers and control systems trustworthy, ground-truth data instead of estimated positions. It also holds up under continuous use: the surface stays around 40–45°C under sustained load, and AGILINK has validated it through 500,000 cycles. Therefore, teams can run it hard during long training sessions without worrying about performance drift.

2026 Humanoid Robot Market Report

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Sensing is just as central to Ultra-M’s design. Vision-based tactile sensors sit in each fingertip, reading force, texture, and even subtle deformation across a wide force range. Consequently, the hand can tell the difference between a light touch and true contact, or between an edge and a flat surface. Additionally, 300 tactile points across the palm add another full layer of feedback for whole-hand awareness. This makes Ultra-M well suited for embodied AI training, teleoperation, and bimanual manipulation research. Overall, it pairs flagship-level dexterity with the precise, reliable data that advanced robotics research demands.

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