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BrainCo Revo 2 Touch

by BrainCo

Biomimetic dexterous robotic hand from BrainCo with tactile sensing across all five fingers. The Revo 2 Touch model adds pressure feedback to the base Revo 2 design, enabling grip force control for handling fragile or irregularly shaped objects. Sold as a single unit (left or right).

Specifications

General
OriginChina
ModelRevo 2 Touch (XTR)
Robot TypeDexterous tactile robotic hand / end-effector
ManufacturerBrainCo
AvailabilitySubject to availability
Physical
Weight383 g
Degrees of Freedom11 DoF
Performance
Pinch Force15 N or above
Maximum Payload20 kg
Technology
CommunicationCAN-FD, EtherCAT, RS-485
SoftwareSDK with touch data visualisation and adaptive control
Power
Operating Voltage12-64 V
Commercial
Price$5,900 (list $7,500)
Warranty12 months

Expert Reviews (1)

BrainCo Revo 2 Touch Review: Tactile Dexterous Hand for Humanoids and Research

The BrainCo Revo 2 Touch is an 11-DoF tactile dexterous robotic hand weighing 383 g with integrated 3D tactile sensing, 20 kg payload capacity, and industrial-grade CAN-FD/EtherCAT/RS-485 connectivity. At $5,900 it occupies the mid-tier of the dexterous hand market — above commodity grippers but well below research-grade alternatives like the Revo 3-21 or Unitree Dex5. For teams building humanoid platforms or manipulation research setups that need haptic feedback without a five-figure budget, it is a credible option.

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