Flex 2

Flex 2

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Flex 2 is Xynova's bionic robot hand, built to match the size, joints and motion of a human hand. It packs 23 degrees of freedom into about 400 g, mixing tendon drive with micro linear actuators for lightness and quick response. A fully opposable thumb, soft replaceable skin, back-drivable joints and fine force control let it handle delicate and heavy objects alike. It is made for humanoid robots and robot arms that need real dexterity.

Manufacturer
Xynova
Country
China
Launch Year
2026
Price
USD 3,800
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Robot Specifications

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Total Degrees of Freedom
23
Hand Type
anthropomorphic
Hand Name
Flex 2
Thumb Config
opposable, bionic thumb
Finger Joint Types
bionic joints with human-like kinematic structure
Materials
wear- and puncture-resistant palm, soft replaceable skin, anti-creep tendon ropes
Carrying Capacity (Per Arm)
20000
Max Grip Force (Pinch)
20 N maximum fingertip force
Max Grip Force (Power)
20 kg vertical payload
Supported Grasp Types
adaptive grasping, thumb opposition, power and precision grasps

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Flex 2 vs ARTUS Lite, Revo 3 Dexterous Hand and Shuqiao X2 Adaptive Hand

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Flex 2 compared with ARTUS Lite, Revo 3 Dexterous Hand and Shuqiao X2 Adaptive Hand: degrees of freedom, weight, max payload, power grip force, closing time, hand type, fingers and best for
SpecFlex 2XynovaARTUS LiteSarcomere DynamicsRevo 3 Dexterous HandBrainCoShuqiao X2 Adaptive HandChangingTek Robotics
Degrees of Freedom23202116
Weight400 g1.1 kg430 g1.2 kg
Max Payload20 kg5 kg20 kg5 kg
Power Grip Force20 kg vertical payload5 kg payload100 N50 N
Closing Timeabout 500about 1,670330 ms—
Hand Typeanthropomorphicanthropomorphicanthropomorphicanthropomorphic
Fingers5555
Best ForHumanoid robot handPick and placeHumanoid manipulationInsertion

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the humanoid robot hand Flex 2, and what problem does it solve?

Flex 2 is a bionic five-finger robot hand from Xynova. It gives humanoid robots and robot arms human-like dexterity where simple grippers fall short.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Flex 2?

It combines tendon drive with micro linear actuators, offers a bionic thumb that handles opposition tasks, force control and back-drivable joints, and wears a soft replaceable skin.

Q3. Which industries and use cases is Flex 2 built for?

It targets humanoid robots, dexterous manipulation research and tasks that need human-like hand motion in industrial and service settings.

Q4. What is the grip strength and dexterity of Flex 2?

It offers a strong fingertip force and carries a heavy vertical payload for its light weight, with fine force control for delicate objects.

Q5. Is Flex 2 compatible with standard robotic arms?

It is designed as a replacement for a human hand on humanoid robots and robotic arms; contact Xynova for the exact mounting details.

Q6. Does Flex 2 support tactile sensing or force feedback?

It uses multi-modal perception for adaptive grasping and slip detection, and its back-drivable joints support hybrid force and position control.

Q7. What programming interfaces or SDKs are available for Flex 2?

Xynova describes an open development ecosystem for customisation and integration, with documentation on its documentation center.

Q8. How does Flex 2 compare to other robotic end-effectors?

It is lighter and far more dexterous than conventional grippers, aiming to pair tendon lightness with motor-like response.

Q9. What level of maintenance is required for Flex 2?

Its wear-resistant palm, replaceable skin and anti-pinch seams are built for long service, rated for millions of open and close cycles.

Q10. Is Flex 2 currently available for commercial purchase?

Xynova takes enquiries through its contact form or email; request a quote for availability.

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