LEAP Hand

A low-cost, open-source dexterous robot hand designed at CMU for manipulation research. LEAP Hand has 16 DOF across four fingers, using off-the-shelf servo motors. Its open design and low cost (~$2000) make dexterous manipulation research accessible to more labs. RL policies trained in simulation have been successfully transferred to the physical LEAP Hand.

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