X2
The Changingtek X2 (Shu Qiao) is the world's first adaptive Left-Right Dexterous (LRD) robotic hand. It features 5 independently controlled fingers with 16 degrees of freedom, a reconfigurable thumb allowing automatic left/right switching, tendon-driven actuation, and integrated vision for object recognition. It achieves up to 50N grip force and 0.1N force control accuracy.
Primary use case: Aerospace, intelligent manufacturing, laboratory automation, and service robotics
Height
180 cm
Weight
170 kg
DOF
22
Payload
15 kg
Specifications
Physical
Height
180 cm
Weight
170 kg
Degrees of Freedom
22
Locomotion
none
Manipulation
Payload
15 kg
Max Lift/Arm
5 kg
Commercial
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Aerospace, intelligent manufacturing, laboratory automation, and service robotics
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