DexH5
PaXini is a robotics company offering tactile sensors, dexterous hands, humanoid robots, and embodied AI data products. Product lines include PX6AX GEN4, PX3Q, PX6D, PX-FOOTRIX, PX6AX GEN3 force kits; DexH13 tactile dexterous hand; TORA-DOUBLE ONE and TORA-ONE humanoid robots; and OmniSharing DB data ecosystem.
Primary use case: embodied AI research, dexterous manipulation, humanoid robotics
Weight
0.85 kg
Payload
4 kg
Price
$12K
Specifications
Physical
Weight
0.85 kg
Locomotion
Stationary
Manipulation
Hand Type
dexterous
Payload
4 kg
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
tactile sensing, embodied AI, multi-modal data
Commercial
Price
$12K
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
embodied AI research, dexterous manipulation, humanoid robotics
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