China’s new robotic hand combines hybrid actuation for smarter robot manipulation
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Chinese robotics company Xynova has introduced its second-generation dexterous hand, designed to enhance the capabilities of humanoid robots. The unveiling took place recently, showcasing advancements in robotic technology that aim to improve the dexterity and functionality of robots in various applications. This innovation is part of Xynova's ongoing commitment to push the boundaries of robotics, addressing the growing demand for more sophisticated and versatile robots in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and service. The new hand features improved grip strength and precision, enabling robots to perform complex tasks with greater ease. By advancing robotic dexterity, Xynova seeks to facilitate the integration of humanoid robots into everyday environments, ultimately enhancing human-robot collaboration.
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