Event
ORCA Dexterity launches OrcaHand, OrcaHand Lite, and OrcaHand Touch
Key points
- ORCA Dexterity announced three open-source robotic hands: OrcaHand, OrcaHand Lite, and OrcaHand Touch
- The company described OrcaHand Lite as a 9-DoF hand for grasping and demos
- The company described OrcaHand as the redesigned successor to orca v1
- The company described OrcaHand Touch as a tactile variant with up to 83 taxels per finger and force detection as low as 0.1 N
Company context
ORCA Dexterity develops open-source anthropomorphic robotic hands for dexterous manipulation research. The company focuses on low-cost, reproducible hand hardware plus the surrounding software stack for control, teleoperation, and robotic hand learning. Its current lineup includes the standard OrcaHand and the tactile-sensing OrcaHand Touch, both built around the same core mechanical platform.
Context
- Company
- ORCA Dexterity
- Segment
- End Effectors
- Event type
- Product Launch
- Geography
- Zurich · Switzerland