South Korean firm unveils robotic hand with human-scale dexterity at under 2 lb
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South Korean startup Tesollo unveiled the DG-5F-S robotic hand at CES 2025, addressing the challenge of clunky robot grippers that struggle with delicate tasks like picking up grapes without crushing them. The five-finger hand weighs 1.94 pounds, measures 21 cm, and features 20 degrees of freedom with backdrivable joints that allow safe interaction with environments. This breakthrough prioritizes practical integration over raw specifications, potentially accelerating humanoid robot development in a market projected to reach $876 million by 2030.
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