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Leju Robotics Debuts General-Purpose Humanoid Body and Dexterous Hand Solution at the Industrial Fair
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At the 26th Industrial Fair, which opened in Shanghai on October 12, Leju Robotics debuted a scenario solution centered on a "general-purpose humanoid body + general-purpose dexterous hand," including the general-purpose dexterous hand, the Kuafu 5W work body, and the Taskor industrial deployment solution. More than 10 leading customers in the automotive, communications, home appliance, and logistics industries—including FAW, Hutchinson, Hisense, China Logistics, and Dongfang Precision—have already subscribed. The general-purpose dexterous hand can adapt to multiple types of scenarios without needing to be swapped out, has a repeat positioning accuracy of 0.03 mm, and supports 7+N grasp types such as two-finger pinch, internal support grasp, and enveloping grasp. The Taskor solution supports drag-and-drop graphical action programming with no coding required, shortening single-machine deployment time from several months to several hours. The Kuafu 5W was developed based on more than 100 industrial scenarios and has passed EMC and 3B certification.
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- Leju Robotics debuts general-purpose dexterous hand solution at CIIF, repeat positioning accuracy 0.03 mm
At the 26th China International Industry Fair, which opened in Shanghai on October 12, Leju Robotics debuted a scenario solution centered on a general-purpose humanoid body plus a general-purpose dexterous hand. The dexterous hand has a repeat positioning accuracy of 0.03 mm, a payload of no less than 24 kg, and supports 7+N grasping forms. The accompanying Taskor industrial deployment solution supports drag-and-drop graphical action programming with no coding required, shortening single-machine deployment time from months to hours; the Kuafu 5W operating body was developed based on more than 100 industrial scenarios and has passed EMC and 3B certification. More than 10 leading industry customers, including FAW, Hisense, and China Logistics, have already subscribed.
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