Korean gripper firm TESOLLO unveiled its newest robotic hand designed for humanoids: the Delto Gripper-5 Finger (DG-5F). The brand new gripper will go on sale in March and boasts 20 levels of freedom (DoF), with every of its 5 fingers independently working with 4 joints, carefully mimicking the human hand.
The corporate designed the DG-5F to deal with the burgeoning humanoid market the place the robotic kinematic contains twin arms. All the different robotic grippers within the TESOLLO product portfolio are designed for single-arm use and haven’t any most popular orientation. The brand new DG-5F, nonetheless, is available in each a left-hand and right-hand configuration.
The DG5F is a human hand analog and is a five-fingered robotic gripper, in comparison with the sooner era of four-fingered TESOLLO robotic grippers. | Credit score: TESOLLO
The DG-5F measures roughly 20 cm (7.9 in) in size, which the corporate stated is akin to a mean grownup male hand. This light-weight 1.4 kg (3.1 lb) robotic hand delivers a gripping drive of as much as 7 kg (15.4 lb).
The corporate has been producing robotic grippers since 2019. Its product line contains hybrid grippers that mix suction and electrical parallel applied sciences, 4-finger grippers designed for complicated dealing with duties, and task-specific grippers for purposes like bundle palletizing and connector meeting.
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In-built gripping algorithm
The DG-5F encompasses a built-in gripping algorithm that allows it to deal with objects of varied shapes and supplies. It additionally helps industrial communication protocols reminiscent of Modbus RTU/TCP.
“We’re at the moment in discussions with varied distribution companions which have intensive networks in Japan, the U.S., Canada, and Europe,” a TESOLLO spokesperson stated. “Moreover, our efforts to safe gross sales distributors in Asia, together with China and Taiwan, have been progressing quicker than anticipated.”
The consultant added, “All through 2025, we plan to take part in no less than one worldwide industrial exhibition or robotics-related convention each month. This technique will allow us to determine quite a few regional gross sales distributors worldwide.”
Find out about humanoids at Robotics Summit & Expo
Humanoids can be entrance and middle on the Robotics Summit & Expo, which runs April 30-Could 1 in Boston and is produced by The Robotic Report. Aaron Saunders, CTO of Boston Dynamics, is giving the opening keynote on Day 2 of the occasion. He’ll focus on the just lately redesigned Atlas robotic and share his ideas in regards to the future humanoids.
The primary day of the present will characteristic a panel in regards to the state of humanoids with Pras Velagapudi, CTO at Agility Robotics, Aaron Prather, director of robotics and autonomous techniques at ASTM Worldwide, and Al Makke, director of engineering at Schaeffler. The panel will discover the technical and enterprise challenges shaping the event of humanoids. It should additionally share insights from early deployments, what’s on the horizon, and the continuing efforts to determine security requirements.
The Robotics Summit & Expo brings collectively 5,000+ builders centered on constructing robots for quite a lot of industrial industries. Attendees will achieve insights into the most recent enabling applied sciences, engineering finest practices, and rising traits. There can be 200+ exhibitors, 60-plus audio system on stage, 10+ hours of devoted networking time, a Ladies in Robotics Breakfast, a profession honest, startup showcase, and extra. Returning to the present is the RBR50 Pavilion and RBR50 Awards Dinner that may honor the winners of the annual RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards.
