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BionIT Labs Launches Adam’s Hand for Humanoids and Service Robots
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Jan. 19, 2026, 05:27 PM
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SOLETO, Italy, Jan. 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BionIT Labs, a pioneer in human-machine interfaces, today announced that Adam’s Hand for Physical AI systems is now available for integration with robotics platforms, closing a long-standing gap between artificial intelligence and the physical world. The announcement follows a debut at CES 2026, where Adam’s Hand demonstrated advanced dexterity on two humanoid robots. BionIT Labs supports robotics manufacturers, research groups, and system integrators as an integration partner, focusing on applied testing and performance validation in real operating conditions.
At CES 2026, Adam’s Hand was showcased on:
Robee R, an industrial humanoid developed with STMicroelectronics, demonstrating robust functional grip and operational reliability in real-world scenarios. Robee M, a medical humanoid featured at the Intel booth, demonstrating safe and natural human-robot interaction.
Watch Adam’s Hand in action as it interacts naturally with the world: For more information, visit
About BionIT Labs
BionIT Labs already established in the prosthetic field, develops advanced human-machine interfaces and robotics solutions. Its flagship product, Adam’s Hand, brings real-world dexterity to humanoid and service robots.
Media Contact: Cristina Longo Marketing & Communication Manager +39 3933800324 c.longo@bionitlabs.com
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