Tacta Systems launches TactaBot robotic hand for skilled manufacturing

TactaBot combines the five-finger Tacta Hand — 15 degrees of freedom, up to 25 newtons per finger — with a Dexterous Intelligence AI model and Skill Capture system for high-skilled manufacturing work. Fluidic Tendon actuation keeps the hand thin and heat-free, per CEO Vikram Pavate.
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