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German Scientists Develop Robotic Hand

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Jan 30 2011

Scientists at the Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics (DLR) of German Aerospace Center have developed a robotic hand that can work like a human hand.

The robotic hand incorporates a network of 38 tendons, enabling it to be so resilient under different situations. The robo-hand includes five distinctly working fingers with 19 degrees of freedom. It can apply a force of 30 N from the tip of its fingers.

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http://www.dlr.de

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