COVVI
Commercial$5,200
A five-finger robotic hand designed for robots, with 16 hand DoF. It works with robotic arms and humanoid robots.
- Weight
- 1.0 kg
- Strength
- 10 kg
About
COVVI is a UK-based robotic hand developed by COVVI Robotics. It is a five-finger anthropomorphic hand with 16 degrees of freedom, intended for integration with robotic arms and humanoid robots.
I do not have enough reliable information to determine a precise founding year or a discontinuation year for this model. The available details indicate a commercial robotic hand platform rather than a long-running consumer robot line, so its history is best described through its product characteristics rather than a dated development timeline.
Specifications
Body
- Weight
- 1.0 kg
- DoF (hands)
- 16
- Fingers
- 5
- Structural material
- Fingers and internal links: stainless steel; digits/aluminium chassis; wrist/adaptor aluminium; outer protective glove: silicone with soft-touch coating
- Size
- 179 mm from wrist to fingertip
- Shipping size
- 179 mm from wrist to fingertip
Motion
- Strength
- 10 kg
- Motor tech
- Electric actuators, designed for individual digit and grip control
Sensing & Compute
- Operating system
- Windows or Linux
- Connectivity
- Ethernet and ROS 2
- Tactile / force sensors
- Yes
- Latency (glass → action)
- 0.4s Tripod grip
Safety & Market
- Primary market
- robots; works with robotic arms and humanoid robots
- Country
- UK
- Availability
- Commercial
- Price
- $ 5 200