A huge, super-fast indestructible robot hand might seem like a terrifying prop from a science-fiction film. But this hefty 4.1kg (9.9lbs) hand is very real and is already being used to develop the ...

For seasoned pianists, mastering their craft requires years of dedicated practice. Yet even the most accomplished musicians eventually reach a point where further improvement is increasingly out ...

You could safely shake this robot's hand (as it's replacing you at your job).

Gibbard’s work on robotic prosthetics began with the Open Hand Project, when he quit his robotics job and moved in with his parents to focus on developing a cheap, fast robotic hand.

It doesn’t even bother with actual fingers–this hand is built for drumming alone. In some ways, Barnes’s hand is better than the original.

What do you get when you mix rigid and elastic polymers with a laser-scanning 3D printing technique? If you are researchers at ETH Zurich, you get robot hands with bones, ligaments, and tendons ...

This robot has skills! Speed is the key to the sweet robotic hand from Ishikawa Komuro Labs at Tokyo University. We are talking fast. In the video you’ll see after ...

They’ve printed a robot hand complete with bones, ligaments and tendons for the very first time, representing a major leap forward in 3D printing technology.

credit Image courtesy VintagecomputerHandyman Hand description For centuries, people have used the human body, and the hand in particular, as an inspiration and blueprint for engineering ...