GenrobotAI's DAS Dex 2.0 captures 21-DoF hand motion plus 980 tactile points for robot learning
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-11-08
GenrobotAI unveiled DAS Dex 2.0, a human-demonstration capture device that synchronously records 21-DoF hand motion and tactile data from 980 sensing points — capturing not just how hands move but how they interact with the world. Richer demos could help humanoids master advanced manipulation like handoffs and grip release. Hands-on demo at CoRL 2026, booth #200.
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