NVIDIA Robot Hands
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DexPilot Hand
Manufactured by NVIDIA
The DexPilot Hand is a key component of NVIDIA Research's low-cost, vision-based teleoperation system, DexPilot, enabling full control of a high-DoF dexterous robotic hand-arm setup via bare-hand depth observation. It supports complex manipulation tasks beyond pick-and-place, such as in-hand object handling, generating high-dimensional state-action data for learning sensorimotor policies. Demonstrated at ICRA 2020, it emphasizes affordability and reliability for research in teleoperation and dexterity.
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