Kyber Labs develops affordable, fully backdrivable five-finger robotic hands with 20 degrees of freedom for general-purpose dexterous manipulation. Its hands use motor current sensing for touch feedback, eliminating the need for dedicated tactile sensors and reducing cost and complexity. The company targets high-mix low-volume manufacturing, lab workflows, and unstructured environments where versatile gripping is critical. By supplying dexterous end-effectors at accessible price points, Kyber Labs addresses one of the key hardware gaps in deploying humanoid and manipulation robots beyond structured factory settings.
The technologies for bringing humanoids to life
Jean-Baptiste Kempf
French serial entrepreneur and open-source legend