Phoenix 3.2
Pilot$39,000
A humanoid robotic hand with 17 degrees of freedom for robotics, research, and automation. It includes tactile sensing and is used for adaptive, human-inspired manipulation.
- Weight
- 1.2 kg
- Strength
- 5 kg
About
Phoenix 3.2 is a humanoid robotic hand from Sanctuary AI, a Canadian robotics company. It is part of the company’s work on human-inspired manipulation and is designed for research, robotics, and automation tasks that need dexterous grasping and tactile feedback.
The hand is described as having 17 degrees of freedom and tactile sensing, allowing it to adapt to a range of object shapes and manipulation tasks. It appears as one of Sanctuary AI’s Phoenix-generation components rather than a standalone consumer product, and the public record available to me does not clearly establish separate launch or discontinuation dates for this specific 3.2 version.
Specifications
Body
- Weight
- 1.2 kg
- DoF (hands)
- 17
- Fingers
- 5
- Structural material
- Typically lightweight metals + engineered polymers
- Size
- Assumed human-hand scale: roughly 18–22 cm length
- Shipping size
- Assumed human-hand scale: roughly 18–22 cm length
Motion
- Strength
- 5 kg
- Motor tech
- Likely a miniaturized actuation system (hydraulic or hybrid) optimized for power and sensitivity
Sensing & Compute
- Tactile / force sensors
- Yes
Safety & Market
- Primary market
- robotics, research, and automation
- Country
- Canada
- Availability
- Pilot
- Price
- $ 39 000