Sharpa brings dexterous robot hands to Nvidia and Unitree humanoid reference design - Robotics & Automation News

The announcement highlights the growing importance of dexterous manipulation and tactile sensing as the robotics industry seeks to move humanoid robots beyond simple demonstrations and toward practical industrial and commercial applications.

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The move comes as interest in humanoid robots and physical AI continues to grow, with developers seeking ways to reduce the complexity of integrating hardware, collecting training data, running simulations, and deploying robot capabilities in real-world environments.

According to Sharpa, the H2 Plus platform combines its Wave robot hands with Unitree’s humanoid robot hardware, Nvidia onboard computing technology, and Nvidia Isaac GR00T development workflows into a single reference design. Skip to primary navigation Skip to primary sidebar Skip to secondary sidebar

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Sharpa brings dexterous robot hands to Nvidia and Unitree humanoid reference design

by Sam Francis

Sharpa has announced that its Wave tactile robot hands have been integrated into the Unitree H2 Plus humanoid robot reference design, making it the first dexterous humanoid platform built on Nvidia’s Isaac GR00T development framework to feature the company’s tactile manipulation technology.