Robot hands get cheaper, but factories still want proof

Competition among Chinese suppliers is pushing down prices for dexterous robotic hands, including Tesollo's multi-finger systems, but humanoid developers still must prove these hands can reliably perform industrial tasks. Cheaper hardware alone has not resolved questions of performance and return on investment.

• Chinese supplier competition is lowering prices for dexterous robotic hands
• Tesollo demonstrated object manipulation for industrial use cases
• The main barrier remains proving reliability and ROI in factories