Revo 3 Dexterous Hand

Revo 3 Dexterous Hand

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Revo 3 is BrainCo's flagship dexterous hand, with 21 degrees of freedom driven entirely by direct-drive, back-drivable joints for fast, natural and safe motion. Each finger has four degrees of freedom and the thumb has five, enough to pass the Kapandji opposition test and perform 33 grasp patterns. Depending on the version, Revo 3 adds fingertip 3D force sensing, a whole-hand pressure-sensing skin or fingertip visuotactile cameras that see texture and slip. An open software stack with Python and C SDKs, ROS support and ready simulation models makes it a strong choice for humanoid robots, AI research and teleoperation.

Manufacturer
BrainCo
Country
China
Launch Year
2026
Price
EUR 27,000
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Robot Specifications

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Total Degrees of Freedom
21
DOF Per Finger
4 per finger, 5 for the thumb
Hand Type
anthropomorphic
Hand Name
Revo 3 Dexterous Hand
Thumb Config
opposable (5-DoF thumb, full Kapandji score)
Finger Joint Types
direct-drive, back-drivable revolute joints
Carrying Capacity (Per Arm)
20000 (whole hand; 5 kg four-finger payload)
Max Grip Force (Pinch)
≥25 N
Max Grip Force (Power)
≥100 N
Supported Grasp Types
33 grasp patterns (Feix GRASP taxonomy) with full Kapandji opposition
Object Size Range
10–150 mm

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Revo 3 Dexterous Hand vs Shuqiao X2 Adaptive Hand, Clone Hand and Toyota T-HR3 Hand

Revo 3 Dexterous Hand leads this group on weight, max payload and power grip force but trails on degrees of freedom and closing time.

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Revo 3 Dexterous Hand compared with Shuqiao X2 Adaptive Hand, Clone Hand and Toyota T-HR3 Hand: degrees of freedom, weight, max payload, power grip force, closing time, hand type, fingers and best for
SpecRevo 3 Dexterous HandBrainCoShuqiao X2 Adaptive HandChangingTek RoboticsClone HandClone RoboticsToyota T-HR3 HandToyota
Degrees of Freedom2116275
Weight430 g1.2 kg750 g750 g
Max Payload20 kg5 kg7 kg500 g
Power Grip Force100 N50 N66 N40 N
Closing Time330 ms—100 ms300 ms
Hand Typeanthropomorphicanthropomorphicanthropomorphicanthropomorphic
Fingers5555
Best ForHumanoid manipulationInsertionTeleoperationTeleoperation

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is the humanoid robot hand Revo 3 Dexterous Hand, and what problem does it solve?

Revo 3 is BrainCo's high-dexterity robot hand. It gives humanoid robots and AI researchers a hand that moves and senses much like a human one.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Revo 3 Dexterous Hand?

Its key features are fully direct-drive, back-drivable joints, a highly mobile thumb, dozens of grasp patterns, optional whole-hand tactile and fingertip visuotactile sensing, and an open SDK and simulation ecosystem.

Q3. Which industries and use cases is Revo 3 Dexterous Hand built for?

It targets humanoid robots, intelligent manufacturing, service robots, teleoperation and robot-learning research.

Q4. What is the grip strength and dexterity of Revo 3 Dexterous Hand?

It combines strong whole-hand grips and firm fingertip pinches with human-like dexterity, passing the Kapandji thumb opposition test and covering a wide range of grasp types.

Q5. Is Revo 3 Dexterous Hand compatible with standard robotic arms?

Yes. It connects over common industrial buses and is used on humanoid robots and research arms; mounting details come with BrainCo's documentation.

Q6. Does Revo 3 Dexterous Hand support tactile sensing or force feedback?

Yes. Depending on the version it offers fingertip 3D force sensing, a whole-hand pressure-sensing skin, or fingertip visuotactile sensing that detects texture and slip.

Q7. What programming interfaces or SDKs are available for Revo 3 Dexterous Hand?

BrainCo provides Python and C SDKs for Linux, Windows and ROS, with OTA updates, plus open reinforcement-learning, VLA and teleoperation demos.

Q8. How does Revo 3 Dexterous Hand compare to other robotic end-effectors?

Its fully direct-drive design and whole-hand tactile options set it apart from many tendon- or linkage-driven hands, giving faster response and safer contact.

Q9. What level of maintenance is required for Revo 3 Dexterous Hand?

Direct-drive joints avoid tendons and gearboxes that wear, so routine care is mainly firmware updates and periodic checks.

Q10. Is Revo 3 Dexterous Hand currently available for commercial purchase?

Yes. BrainCo sells Revo 3 in four tactile configurations through its sales team and distributors.

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