VR Accessories for Meta (Oculus) Quest VR Headsets

The operator side of a leader-follower rig, sold on its own. The arm the human moves; a follower arm reproduces the motion on the task.Configuratio...

The platform behind our Force Lab station. Torque control on both sides means the rig captures contact force and compliance, not just joint positio...

The high-end operator interface for the Force Lab configuration. Returns contact force to the operator’s hand so the demonstration carries the forc...

The open-hardware leader-follower pair that the LeRobot framework is documented against — the lowest-cost entry point into imitation-learning data ...

The bimanual leader-follower configuration that imitation-learning programmes collect data on. An operator drives two leader arms; two follower arm...

The task side of a leader-follower rig. Executes the motion the operator makes on the leader arm, and is the arm the trained policy eventually cont...

The Seed Robotics RH8D is an adult-size anthropomorphic robot hand with 19 degrees of freedom driven by 8 internal smart actuators. This is the sta...

The RH6D is the child-size member of the Seed Robotics hand family: 15 degrees of freedom driven by 6 internal smart actuators, sized for humanoids...

The RH4D is a compact 11-DoF manipulator driven by 4 actuators, with actuated wrist rotation and flexion. It is the entry point into the Seed Robot...

The Seed Robotics RH8D is an adult-size anthropomorphic robot hand with 19 degrees of freedom driven by 8 internal smart actuators. This configurat...

The Allegro Hand is the four-finger research hand that a large share of published manipulation work is built on. Sixteen independent joints, torque...

Seven degrees of freedom with a torque sensor in every joint and a 1 kHz real-time control interface. The FR3 is the arm you buy when the task is c...

A five-digit hand with 30 force-sensing resistors built in — six per digit. Most robot hands give you position and current; this one streams a touc...

A two-finger gripper with three degrees of freedom per finger — six in total. That extra articulation is the point: a conventional parallel jaw can...

Three fingers, four independently driven joints each, twelve degrees of freedom. The DG-3F-M is the middle of the Delto line — enough articulation ...

Four fingers, eighteen degrees of freedom. The DG-4F sits between the three-finger DG-3F-M and the anthropomorphic DG-5F — the choice when you need...

Five axes, 700 mm reach, 3 kg payload. The entry point into the xArm family for tasks that do not need full six-axis wrist orientation — tending, s...

Vacuum generator built into the gripper — no external pump, no air line running down the arm. For flat, smooth or bagged parts this is faster to de...

Seven axes instead of six. The redundant joint means the arm can reach the same pose through different configurations — which matters when the work...

850 mm reach, 5 kg payload, and ±0.02 mm repeatability — five times tighter than the xArm line. Industrial harmonic drives and 17-bit encoders, in ...

Six axes, 700 mm reach, 5 kg payload. The xArm 6 is the workhorse of research manipulation — cheap enough to buy two for a bimanual rig, capable en...

Six axes with the control box built into the base — no external cabinet, no rack space, plug it in and it runs. At 8 kg and 440 mm reach this is th...