
Five-finger humanoid hand with 12 DoF for research and industrial applications.
FLLEX is a five-finger humanoid hand developed by IRIM LAB KoreaTech in South Korea for research and industrial use. It is described as having 12 degrees of freedom, which places it in the class of dexterous anthropomorphic hands designed for manipulation tasks rather than whole-body humanoid locomotion.
I do not have enough reliable historical information to identify a verified launch year, discontinuation year, or detailed development timeline for FLLEX. The available description indicates its intended role and basic capability, but not the public milestones needed to build a dated history.