SynapX Unveils Tendon-Driven OctoH-Hand with Integrated World Model and Data Loop
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-08-16
Beijing-based SynapX will showcase its tendon-driven OctoH-Hand at WRC. Featuring a human-scale hybrid architecture of tendon-driven actuation and forearm direct-drive motors, it integrates 28 controllable actuators, 23 active DoF, and palm tactile sensors. Beyond the hand, SynapX has developed a full ecosystem including the SYNWorld world model and OctoSense data system, creating a loop from data collection to understanding, policy generation, and real-world execution.
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