Surrounded by a classroom of budding engineers, 8-year old Cooper Henderson shows off the robotic hand the kids spent months designing and building, just for him.

The highlight? Watching that robotic hand respond to chemical reactions! The project relies on a “lab-on-a-chip” approach, where microfluidics streamline the processes.

Using Biosignals to Control a Robotic Hand Master of Science in Robotics (MSR) student Robert Schloen talks about his independent project and what lessons he learned from the experience.

An assistant professor at the University of Arkansas’s College of Engineering started developing a robotic gripper in 2020 ...

Researchers are developing a first-of-its-kind bioengineered robotic hand that will actually feel and adapt to its environment. This “living” robot will have its own peripheral nervous system ...

Led by Dr. Nathan Lepora, the Bristol Robotics Laboratory is currently at the start of a five-year research project to build a 3D-printed robotic hand with a realistic sense of touch. According to ...

A Bristol-based roboticist has developed a robotic prosthetic hand using 3D-printed components that costs as little as £650, which is much cheaper than existing technology ...

The CAFE team’s solution is to combine the robotic hand with an AI-driven excavation system. Researchers at Nara Institute of ...

Researchers in Japan have tested a colossal robotic hand to clear earthquake rubble, paving the way for a breakthrough in ...