Robotic Hand

Proprietary humanoid hand featuring
a 6 axis F/T sensor on a fingertip

Robotic Hand
(AIDIN-Hand)

Proprietary humanoid hand featuring a 6-axis F/T sensor on a fingertip
(Product only for research purpose)

* Robot Hand Version 2 is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2026.

Robotic Hand (AIDIN-Hand)

AIDIN ROBOTICS's humanoid robot hand, equipped with a self-developed 6 axis force sensor, enables tasks that were previously impossible with conventional robotic grippers. It can perform various gripping actions (power, three-point, pinch, etc.) on multiple objects, and with the integration of the force torque sensor, it handles delicate objects with high reliability, minimizing the risk of damage.

※ Key features

Compact and lightweight, designed to match the size of a human hand.
A future-proof picking system capable of complex motions beyond traditional grippers. (power, 3-point, pinch, etc)
Reliable handling with a wide range of finger motions to adapt to diverse object types.
Built on a linkage-driven mechanism for high control precision and energy efficiency.

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