by Xynova
Second-generation tendon-driven dexterous robotic hand with 23 degrees of freedom, from Xynova.
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Xynova Flex 2 is a dexterous robotic hand, the second generation of the Flex line from Xynova. According to a creator summary (AI Search), it has 23 degrees of freedom, 0.1 mm repeatability, a 12 kg grasp load and slip detection.
The design is tendon-driven, which is reported to keep the hand's weight under 400 g. It is aimed at robotics research and humanoid or manipulator platforms that need human-like finger articulation and tactile feedback for grasping.
No official page could be retrieved, so specifications come from a single secondary source and are unverified. Pricing, availability, release date, interfaces and software support are not known.
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Second-generation dexterous robotic hand with 23 degrees of freedom, 0.1 mm repeatability, 12 kg grasp load and slip detection. Tendon-driven design keeps it under 400 g.
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