SVH
CommercialActive since 2013$30,000
A servo-electric five-finger robotic hand with integrated control electronics for industrial applications. It offers 9 hand DoF, adaptive grasping, and precise manipulation.
- Weight
- 0.9 kg
- Strength
- 4 kg
About
SCHUNK introduced the SVH as a servo-electric five-finger robotic hand for industrial manipulation tasks. The hand combines integrated control electronics with adaptive grasping behavior, giving it a compact package intended for direct integration into robotic systems.
The SVH was developed for applications that require dexterous finger motion and precise handling rather than high-speed forceful grasping. SCHUNK positioned it as a multi-degree-of-freedom end effector with nine hand degrees of freedom, aimed at research and industrial use cases where controlled manipulation and repeatability matter.
Specifications
Body
- Weight
- 0.9 kg
- DoF (hands)
- 9
- Fingers
- 5
- Shipping size
- 50 × 50 × 50 cm
Motion
- Strength
- 4 kg
- Motor tech
- Linkage-driven, integrated electronics; 24 V; RS-485
Sensing & Compute
- Connectivity
- RS-485
- Tactile / force sensors
- No
Safety & Market
- Primary market
- industrial applications
- Country
- Germany
- Availability
- Commercial
- Price
- $ 30 000
Timeline3
- 2013-01-01 · release~SCHUNK releases SVH robotic hand
SCHUNK introduces the SVH servo-electric five-finger hand for industrial applications.
- 2013-01-01 · milestone~SVH integrates control electronics
The hand is designed with integrated control electronics for easier system integration.
- 2013-01-01 · milestone~SVH provides adaptive grasping
The hand supports adaptive grasping and precise manipulation across its nine degrees of freedom.