WAIC 2026: Aoyi's ROHand Showcases Dual-Arm Robots and Gains Over 200 Clients
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At the WAIC 2026 exhibition, Aoyi Technology showcased its full range of ROHand dexterous hands, having served over 200 clients in the embodied intelligence sector. The company introduced the OpenArm dual-arm robot to address the need for vast amounts of real data, enhancing the capabilities of its dexterous hands through a combination of hardware and data collection.
This development is significant as it not only improves the dexterous hand's ability to perform tasks but also allows companies to gather specialized training data at a lower cost. The ROHand can mimic human hand movements with an accuracy of 0.6 seconds and lift weights up to 30 kg, demonstrating its versatility across various applications from industrial assembly to consumer services.
Looking ahead, Aoyi's integration of the OpenArm robot with the ROHand is expected to enhance the dexterous hand's adaptability across different scenarios. The combination of hardware and data solutions positions Aoyi to address the industry's data scarcity, paving the way for broader applications in real-world environments. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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WAIC 2026 Highlights: Dual-Arm Robots Address Data Scarcity, Aoyi's ROHand Secures 200+ Clients
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