DEX-EE
DEX-EE is a robust 3-fingered robotic hand by Shadow Robot Company (London, UK), purpose-built for demanding machine learning tasks. Weighing 4.1kg at 350mm height with 12 degrees of freedom, it is designed for maximal endurance in harsh learning experiments and easy user maintenance. Available in standard DEX-EE and DEX-EE Chiral variants; the Chiral version features human-like kinematics enabling easier imitation learning and bi-manual tasks. Described as the most robust dexterous robot hand on the market for machine learning applications.
Primary use case: Machine learning and reinforcement learning research requiring dexterous robotic manipulation, imitation learning, and bi-manual task training
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
stationary
Manipulation
Max Lift/Arm
5 kg
Commercial
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Machine learning and reinforcement learning research requiring dexterous robotic manipulation, imitation learning, and bi-manual task training
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