Intelligent Sensing AI Industrial Robot End Effector/Dexterous Robot Hand

Passive Degrees of Freedom (DoF):
These degrees of freedom are not directly actuated by motors. Instead, motion is transmitted through mechanical elements such as gears, tendons, or linkages, allowing adaptive movement driven by external forces or coupled joints.
Active Degrees of Freedom (DoF):
These degrees of freedom are directly and automatically controlled by motors, enabling precise, programmable motion and force control.

The hand itself does not integrate a built-in vision sensor. However, an external vision module can be added to enable visual perception.
For tactile perception, capacitive or piezoresistive (resistive) sensing pads are required to detect contact, pressure, and interaction forces.

The specifications of the piezoresistive and capacitive sensors will be provided according to your specific product configuration and selection requirements.

Yes, we offer teleoperation gloves, and their pricing is more competitive than most alternatives on the market.

HONPINE’s dexterous hand achieves an optimal balance between performance and cost through self-developed low-cost drive modules combined with open-source algorithm frameworks.
This is further supported by China’s well-established supply chain ecosystem. In addition, extensive applications in industrial and medical scenarios provide abundant real-world data for rapid technological iteration. Together, these factors form the core foundation for building a globally competitive “China-based technology solution.”

By leveraging a biomimetic tendon-driven structure, high-precision torque control, and fast dynamic response, HONPINE dexterous hands demonstrate exceptional fine manipulation capabilities.
They fully showcase the technical advantages of multi-DoF coordination and force-controlled perception, enabling precise, stable, and dexterous robotic hand operations.

The new-generation modular humanoid dexterous hand, Linker Hand L30, features 22 degrees of freedom across the entire hand, deeply integrating biomimetic principles with advanced mechatronic technologies.
While achieving a highly anthropomorphic design, it also incorporates high-precision control and real-time sensing capabilities. Core joint speeds exceed 400°/s, and full hand opening or closing can be completed in just 0.2 seconds.
Its high-speed motion performance and precise manipulation have impressed audiences at live demonstrations.