Orcahand
High-Performance Dexterous Robotic Hand for AI and Embodied Intelligence
The Orca Hand is a next-generation dexterous robotic hand designed for researchers, builders, and creators working at the frontier of AI hardware and embodied intelligence. Inspired by the strength, precision, and adaptability of the orca, this hand combines multi-finger dexterity, rich sensing, and robust actuation in a compact, developer-friendly platform—perfect for live demos, interactive showcases, and hands-on experimentation at our events.
Why Orca Hand
Modern AI needs physical intelligence. Orca Hand bridges the gap between algorithms and the real world by enabling precise, human-like manipulation—turning perception and planning into tangible action.
Key Features
Multi-Finger Dexterity
Independent finger control enables complex grasps, in-hand manipulation, and fine motor tasks such as pinching, rolling, and tool use.
High-Torque, Backdrivable Actuation
Smooth, compliant motion supports safe human–robot interaction while maintaining the strength required for real-world objects.
Rich Sensing Interface
Designed to integrate tactile, force, or joint feedback (sensor configurations may vary), enabling closed-loop control and learning-based manipulation.
AI-Ready & Developer-Friendly
Compatible with common robotics stacks and learning frameworks, making it ideal for reinforcement learning, imitation learning, and teleoperation.
Compact & Modular Design
Easy to mount on robotic arms or humanoid platforms; modular components support rapid prototyping and customization.
Applications
AI & Robotics Research – Dexterous manipulation, grasp learning, and embodied AI experiments
Human–Robot Interaction – Safe, expressive, and intuitive physical interaction
Education & Demonstration – A compelling way to showcase AI hardware at parties, meetups, and demo nights
Product Prototyping – Test real-world manipulation for service robots, labs, and startups
At Our Party
During our event at the Silicon Valley Robotics Center, Orca Hand will be presented as a hands-on AI hardware highlight. Guests can see live manipulation demos, explore how AI models translate into physical action, and understand why dexterous hands are a critical building block for the next generation of robots.
From code to contact—Orca Hand makes intelligence tangible.