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Humanoid robot hands

The hand is one of the hardest parts of a humanoid. These are the dexterous hands in our catalog.

Updated November 2, 2026

Shadow Dexterous Hand

Robot hands

  • Shadow Dexterous Hand by Shadow Robot Company
    Shadow Dexterous Hand

    Shadow Robot Company · United Kingdom

    Quote only · Research platform

    The long-running research hand with 24 joints and over 100 sensors.

  • Ability Hand by PSYONIC
    Ability Hand

    PSYONIC · USA

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A bionic hand with touch feedback, used on people and on robots.

  • RH56DFX by Inspire Robots
    RH56DFX

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Inspire’s best-selling 6-DOF dexterous hand.

  • RH56BFX by Inspire Robots
    RH56BFX

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Inspire’s fast “Piano Hand”.

  • RH5DG2 by Inspire Robots
    RH5DG2

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Inspire’s high-DOF hand with tactile sensing.

  • RH56H1 by Inspire Robots
    RH56H1

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A lighter 6-DOF hand with an open-source ecosystem.

  • RH56E2 by Inspire Robots
    RH56E2

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Inspire’s strong industrial hand with 17 tactile sensors.

  • RH56F1 by Inspire Robots
    RH56F1

    Inspire Robots · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A 6-DOF hand with an all-metal skeleton.

  • Dex3-1 by Unitree
    Dex3-1

    Unitree · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Unitree’s three-finger force-controlled hand for its humanoids.

  • Dex5-1 by Unitree
    Dex5-1

    Unitree · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Unitree’s five-finger hand with 20 DOF and 94 tactile sensors.

  • Dex5-S by Unitree
    Dex5-S

    Unitree · China

    From $6,350 · Buy now

    A 22-DOF hand that weighs 620 g.

  • Dex2-5 by Unitree
    Dex2-5

    Unitree · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A light tendon-driven hand with 10 DOF from 2 motors.

  • OmniHand 2025 by AgiBot
    OmniHand 2025

    AgiBot · China

    From $4,420 · Buy now

    AgiBot’s light dexterous hand, sold per hand with optional tactile sensing.

  • SharpaWave by Sharpa
    SharpaWave

    Sharpa · Singapore

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A 22-DOF tactile hand in mass production since December 2025.

  • Wuji Hand 2 by Wuji Technology
    Wuji Hand 2

    Wuji Technology · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Wuji Technology’s 20-DOF dexterous hand.

  • Aero Hand by Chestnut Robotics
    Aero Hand

    Chestnut Robotics · USA

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Chestnut Robotics’ 18-DOF human-size hand.

  • Allegro Hand V5 by Wonik Robotics
    Allegro Hand V5

    Wonik Robotics · South Korea

    Quote only · Research platform

    Wonik Robotics’ four-finger research hand.

  • ORCA Hand by ORCA Dexterity
    ORCA Hand

    ORCA Dexterity · Switzerland

    From $3,500 · Buy now

    An open-source 17-DOF hand from an ETH Zurich spin-off.

  • DG-5F-M by Tesollo
    DG-5F-M

    Tesollo · South Korea

    Quote only · Enterprise

    A strong 20-DoF five-finger hand.

  • DG-5F-S by Tesollo
    DG-5F-S

    Tesollo · South Korea

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Tesollo’s lighter 20-DoF hand.

  • SVH 5-finger hand by SCHUNK
    SVH 5-finger hand

    SCHUNK · Germany

    Quote only · Enterprise

    SCHUNK’s servo-electric anthropomorphic hand.

  • RoboParty RP Hand by RoboParty
    RoboParty RP Hand

    RoboParty · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    RP Hand is RoboParty’s dexterous hand option for Roboto platforms.

  • Linker Hand L6 by Linker Robotics
    Linker Hand L6

    Linker Robotics · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Linker Hand L6 is a six-DoF-class dexterous hand for humanoid wrists.

  • Linker Hand L10 by Linker Robotics
    Linker Hand L10

    Linker Robotics · China

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Linker Hand L10 is the higher-DoF Linker hand for finer manipulation.

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