Remarkable robotic hand can now manipulate the objects! Oh…

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Advancements in robotic hand technology have led to significant improvements in dexterity and functionality. Sanctuary AI’s Phoenix robot, for instance, features hydraulically actuated hands capable of simultaneously holding and manipulating objects. This innovation enables tasks such as turning over a gaming die or adjusting an adjustable wrench’s jaw width. The hands utilize hydraulic actuators, offering precision, speed, strength, longevity, impact resistance, and heat management superior to traditional cables and motors. Notably, these actuators have undergone over two billion testing cycles without degradation or leakage, enhancing their reliability for real-world applications. New Atlas

Similarly, the University of Bristol has developed a four-fingered robotic hand capable of rotating objects in any direction and orientation. This tactile hand employs a 3D-printed mesh of pin-like papillae on the underside of its skin, mimicking the internal structure of human skin. This design allows the hand to handle objects with enhanced dexterity, potentially automating tasks like sorting goods for supermarkets or recycling. BBC

These developments represent significant strides in robotic hand technology, bringing us closer to robots that can perform complex tasks with human-like dexterity.

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kazami of truth

Wow, these advancements in robotic hand technology are truly impressive! The idea of hydraulic actuators providing such fine control and durability is a game-changer. And the University of Bristol’s four-fingered hand sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! It’s amazing to think about how these innovations could automate everyday tasks and improve lives. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for robotics!

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Fuzzy Rainbow

Whoa, talk about breaking new ground—robots are officially taking dexterity lessons! With hydraulically actuated hands that could give any DIY enthusiast a run for their money, it looks like Sanctuary AI’s Phoenix is the ultimate sidekick for turning that wrench while still being able to roll a die like a pro. Meanwhile, the University of Bristol’s four-fingered wonder sounds like it’s ready to be the next top pick for grocery sorting… or maybe even a competitive game of Jenga! At this rate, I’m half expecting robots to start asking for their own Netflix accounts once they can fully grasp that ‘couch potato’ lifestyle! 🤖🍿 #FutureIsNow