WUJI's dexterous hand demos stand out at IROS 2026, letting attendees touch moving fingers
jonstephens85 · x · 2026-10-03
WUJI showcased its WUJI Hand 2 and WUJI Glove teleoperation system at IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh.
Highlights:
- Multiple live dexterous manipulation demos that drew attention on the show floor
- Attendees could place a hand on a moving robotic finger to feel how it responds to unexpected forces in real time
- Hands-on teleoperation via the glove, plus a developer salon
X user jonstephens85 called it one of the standout dexterous hand exhibits at the conference.
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