Products

Product lines

Two families — rotary joint modules, and the hands and teleoperation hardware that go on the end.

Joint modules

Split by reducer type, because the choice drives backlash, torque density and how much abuse the axis survives.

Hands, grippers and teleoperation

The end-effector side: dexterous hands with force and tactile sensing, plus the gloves that generate their demonstration data.

How to choose a line

Start from the axis, not the brand. Joint modules and actuators cover every rotary axis — arm, leg, waist and wrist — across five factories from Φ30 to Φ170 frames and 1.65 to 382 N·m rated torque. Dexterous hands are the end-effector layer, from a six-DOF utility hand to a fully sensed research platform. Motion capture gloves are how you generate the demonstration data that drives them.

If you already know the torque, envelope and protocol, send those three numbers and we will shortlist across every line rather than steering you to one factory.

Not listed here

These lines are what we publish tables for. We also quote other module makers, frameless motors and drivers, torque sensors, brakes, machined brackets and harnesses — on the same purchase order and the same shipment. See what else we source →