Wave W01 SE
20 000 USD
Sharpa (Sharpa Robotics)
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.
Hand Score
8
Specifications and details:
| Availability | In production |
|---|---|
| Degrees of freedom, hands | 22 |
| Strength [kg] | 24 |
| Weight [kg] | 1.3 |
| Size | 208 × 90 × 50 mm |
| Number of fingers | 5 |
| Tactile/Force Sensors | on-board inference only, no raw image output, Yes: fingertip Dynamic Tactile Array (60×60 resolution, 0.05 N sensitivity, 2 mm spatial resolution, 30 fps, 6-axis force/torque sensing, 20 ms latency) |
| Motor tech | 22 proprietary actuation modules (in-house micro motors and gears) |
| Main structural material | Aluminium alloy frame with engineering plastics |
| Manufacturer | Sharpa (Sharpa Robotics) |
| Nationality | Singapore |
| Website | https://www.sharpa.com/ |
Description
The Wave W01 SE is a special edition of Sharpa’s human-scale, five-finger robotic hand. Sharpa, an AI robotics company based in Singapore, launched it to make dexterous hands more affordable. It keeps the same human-like size and shape as the original W01. Its fingers move almost like ours, so it can grasp, pinch and handle everyday tools. However, the SE swaps the original’s silver finish for a sleek matte black look.
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Sharpa built the SE for developers, research labs and robot makers on tighter budgets. For this reason, it trades some strength and touch detail for a lower price. Even so, it still feels pressure and slip through tactile sensors in the fingertips. The hand also inherits lessons Sharpa learned from real-world projects and long-term use. As a result, teams can use it for large-scale data collection, AI training and full robot development.
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Website: www.sharpa.com
