Yuequan Bionics' YingShou Y-Hand M2 debuts at Hong Kong Fintech Week, demonstrating human-like manipulation with 38 degrees of freedom
Yuequan Bionics exhibited its YingShou Y-Hand M2 bionic dexterous hand at Hong Kong Fintech Week, stating that it has 38 degrees of freedom, a whole-hand grip strength of 330N, a five-finger closing time of 0.2s, and a single-fingertip repeat positioning accuracy of 0.04mm. The hand can perform all 33 categories of human-like dexterous manipulation with a 96% success rate, and when mounted on a humanoid robot platform it can adaptively grasp square, spherical, irregularly shaped, and thin, brittle, or soft objects. The company also introduced its integrated software-hardware in-house development system, which is built on core components such as motors and artificial muscle modules and extends to dexterous hand manipulation units and bionic full-robot platforms.
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