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ORCA Hand (ORCA v1)

Soft Robotics Lab, ETH Zürich

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ORCA Hand (ORCA v1)

Soft Robotics Lab, ETH Zürich

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ORCA Hand is an open-source, tendon-driven anthropomorphic dexterous robotic hand developed by ETH Zürich’s Soft Robotics Lab for manipulation research. It provides 17 DoF (16 finger DoF plus 1 wrist DoF), supports integrated tactile sensing, and is accompanied by open-source control software and URDF/MJCF simulation models.

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ORCA Hand is an open-source, tendon-driven anthropomorphic dexterous robotic hand developed by ETH Zürich’s Soft Robotics Lab for manipulation research. It provides 17 DoF (16 finger DoF plus 1 wrist DoF), supports integrated tactile sensing, and is accompanied by open-source control software and URDF/MJCF simulation models.

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ORCA Hand is an open-source, tendon-driven anthropomorphic dexterous robotic hand developed by ETH Zürich’s Soft Robotics Lab for manipulation research. It provides 17 DoF (16 finger DoF plus 1 wrist DoF), supports integrated tactile sensing, and is accompanied by open-source control software and URDF/MJCF simulation models.

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At a glance

Number of Fingers
5
Degrees of Freedom
17
Weight
1300 g

Manufacturer

SR
Soft Robotics Lab, ETH Zürich
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At a glance

Number of Fingers
5
Degrees of Freedom
17
Weight
1300 g

Manufacturer

SR
Soft Robotics Lab, ETH Zürich
View organisation →