Tangent Robotics develops dexterous robot hands together with the control policies needed to use them. The New York company builds compact, tendon-driven hardware for manipulation research and industrial tasks, including two- and three-finger hand architectures designed for learned skills and in-hand control.
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Tangent Robotics develops tendon-driven dexterous hands and the learned control policies used to operate them. Its compact two- and three-finger architectures target in-hand manipulation, tool use and other skills requiring controlled finger motion.
The company develops hardware and control together for robot makers and research teams. Dexterity, force, sensing and task performance depend on the hand model, wrist integration and trained policy.
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