robot hand

New electronic skins can wrap around the robot's hand, helping to accurately sense pressure and identify objects in conditions as cold as minus 78 degrees Celsius.

We humans are often proud of their extremely flexible hands. Things like typing on a keyboard or making coffee, we can use our hands without focusing.

Since last year, Dexta Robotics (China) has embarked on developing a device that records hand movements.

If you have a chance to meet Mr. Nigel Ackland, you may be mistaken for a real-life cyborg.

The University of South California has developed a touch-sensitive robot that simulates human finger movement but is much more sensitive. It can distinguish more than 100 different

Engineers at Shadow Robot have successfully crafted a highly intelligent robotic remote control that promises breakthroughs in tackling difficult tasks.