Dexmo is Dexta Robotics' lightweight wireless force-feedback hand exoskeleton. It captures 11 degrees of freedom of hand motion and applies variable fingertip force feedback for VR, simulation, training, teleoperation and robot-learning workflows.
Facts
Company: Dexta Robotics
Type: Haptic Hand Interface
Positioning: Wireless force-feedback hand exoskeleton
Function: Captures dexterous hand motion and adds variable force feedback to immersive or teleoperated systems
Audience: Researchers, training operators and teleoperation teams
Status: Commercial
Specifications
Hand Motion Dof: 11 DoF
Weight: Approximately 300 g per hand
Dimensions Mm: 155 × 100 × 45 mm (L × W × D)
Battery Capacity Mah: LiPo battery
Battery life: 6 h
Motor Torque Nm: 5 kg·cm maximum torque
Communication Range M: Maximum wireless range
Force Feedback: Variable force feedback with five force-feedback mechanisms per hand; up to 10 N fingertip force described in product materials
Market context
Researchers, training operators and teleoperation teams