Huh? Is This a Robot's Hand?
"Surprise? This is a robot's hand?" introduces the groundbreaking robotic hand developed by 1X Technologies for its humanoid robot, NEO. Featuring 25 degrees of freedom, tendon-driven mechanics, and "force transparency," the hand is fully force-controlled, back-drivable, and equipped with fingertip tactile sensing. It achieves a positioning precision of ±0.2mm, withstands 2 million cycles at the wrist, and is IP68 waterproof. The hand can perform a wide array of complex, human-like tasks, from screwing in a lightbulb and sorting grapes to pouring tea, plugging in a USB-C cable, and even using sign language. Its low gear ratio (5:1 to 15:1) enables real-time force feedback and safe physical interaction. Already in mass production with a 2025 target of 10,000 units, this vertically integrated design marks a significant step towards scalable, intelligent embodied agents capable of everyday manual work.
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