OceanTrix Robotics
"Professional Robotics Solution"
Shenzhen dexterous robot hand maker offering the 6-DOF Hand R1 and compact Hand R2 with RS485/CAN-FD control and Python and C SDKs.
OceanTrix Robotics is a robot hand supplier based in Shenzhen, China, that concentrates on dexterous robotic hands. The company's website describes an intelligent bionic dexterous hand intended for uses ranging from industrial automation to rehabilitation, and lists its location as Floor 28 of the TFKX Tech Park in Nanshan District, Shenzhen. The site presents the company as a robotics equipment supplier that grew out of a precision engineering business dating back to 1996, although other statements on the same site refer to five years of experience, so the founding date of the robotics business is unclear.
The current range consists of two hands. The Robotic Hand R1 is the larger and more powerful model, aimed at heavy-duty tasks that need high load capacity and stable performance. According to its product page it has 6 degrees of freedom, a maximum grip force of 30 N per finger, a load capacity of 6 kg per finger and 30 kg per hand, an opening range between finger and thumb from 0 to 113 mm, a full-open time of 0.8 seconds, positioning accuracy of 0.1 mm, a control cycle of 10 ms or less and a system frequency of at least 50 Hz. It runs from 9.5 to 28 V, operates between minus 10 and 40 degrees Celsius, and is built from aviation-grade aluminium alloy and food-grade plastic. Touch sensing is offered as an option, with the page referring to 13 high-precision touch sensors.
The Robotic Hand R2 is the smaller, more compact model, positioned for cost-sensitive projects that need flexibility and easy integration. The company does not publish a specification table for the R2 on its product overview. The humanoid.guide database lists the R2 as an in-production five-fingered hand with 6 degrees of freedom, a weight of 0.9 kg and tactile sensing, with a listed price of 5,500 US dollars.
For integration, OceanTrix supports RS485, CAN-FD and Modbus-RTU interfaces and provides SDKs for Python and C or C++, with a quick-start guide and SDK library on its website. The company says it offers customisation and round-the-clock technical support, and its contact form asks whether the hand is intended for commercial, education and research, or personal use, which indicates the customer groups it targets: robot builders, integrators and research labs that need a ready-made multi-finger end effector.
OceanTrix is included in the humanoid.guide manufacturer listings, where its R1 and R2 hands appear. No funding, ownership or legal entity details are published on the website. For the RobotToday landscape it belongs in the dexterous hands segment as a Shenzhen supplier of compact five-finger robot hands.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Robotic Hand R1
Larger 6-DOF dexterous hand for heavy-duty tasks, 30 N grip per finger, optional touch sensors, RS485/CAN-FD interface with Python and C/C++ SDK.
Robotic Hand R2
Smaller, compact dexterous hand for cost-efficient projects that need flexibility and easy integration.
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Contact OceanTrix Robotics
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https://oceantrix.comHEADQUARTERS
China
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Asia-Pacific
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