
Multi-fingered programmable grasper with three multi-jointed fingers, brushless motors, serial/CANbus communication, and optional tactile/force sensing.
BarrettHand™ is a multi-fingered programmable grasper developed by Barrett Technology, LLC in the United States. It was designed as a dexterous end effector for research and laboratory use, with three multi-jointed fingers, brushless motors, and serial/CANbus communication. Optional tactile and force sensing supported grasp research and manipulation tasks.
BarrettHand appeared as part of Barrett Technology’s broader line of robotic research hardware, alongside systems such as the WAM arm. Its role was to provide a configurable hand platform for academic and industrial robotics work, especially where repeatable grasping and programmable finger motion were needed. Publicly available historical details on its exact launch and discontinuation dates are limited, so those dates are left unspecified here.