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Linkerbot Linker Hand L30 Cable Driven Version is a Robot Accessory from LINKERBOT. (As with many robotic subsystems, real current draw can vary with motion profile, load, friction, and control tuning.) Weight and payload (published figures) A published specification table lists: Weight: approximately 1400 g Maximum load: 5 kg Grip force: 12.
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Linkerbot Linker Hand L30 Cable Driven Version is a Robot Accessory from LINKERBOT. (As with many robotic subsystems, real current draw can vary with motion profile, load, friction, and control tuning.) Weight and payload (published figures) A published specification table lists: Weight: approximately 1400 g Maximum load: 5 kg Grip force: 12 N (as presented on that page) Note on payload reporting: payload can be defined in multiple ways.
Linkerbot Linker Hand L30 Cable Driven Version is a Robot Accessory from LINKERBOT. (As with many robotic subsystems, real current draw can vary with motion profile, load, friction, and control tuning.) Weight and payload (published figures) A published specification table lists: Weight: approximately 1400 g Maximum load: 5 kg Grip force: 12 N (as presented on that page) Note on payload reporting: payload can be defined in multiple ways.
In practice, the Linker Hand L30 is positioned for applications where a conventional two-finger gripper is insufficient—such as handling irregular objects, stabilizing parts during assembly, operating human-designed tools and controls, or performing bimanual tasks on humanoid or mobile manipulation platforms.
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(As with many robotic subsystems, real current draw can vary with motion profile, load, friction, and control tuning.) Weight and payload (published figures) A published specification table lists: Weight: approximately 1400 g Maximum load: 5 kg Grip force: 12 N (as presented on that page) Note on payload reporting: payload can be defined in multiple ways (static hold vs.
In practice, the Linker Hand L30 is positioned for applications where a conventional two-finger gripper is insufficient—such as handling irregular objects, stabilizing parts during assembly, operating human-designed tools and controls, or performing bimanual tasks on humanoid or mobile manipulation platforms.
Summary The Linkerbot Linker Hand L30 cable-driven version is a tendon-driven dexterous robotic hand aimed at industrial and research integration where multi-finger manipulation is required.
Published spec table (reseller-style): 21 joints (17 active + 4 passive); “Degrees of Freedom” listed as 17 (commonly interpreted as actively actuated DoF).
Applications and Use Cases Humanoid robots and mobile manipulation Dexterous hands are frequently paired with humanoids and mobile manipulators to enable tasks that combine navigation with interaction—opening doors, operating switches, handling tools, or performing two-handed stabilization.
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(As with many robotic subsystems, real current draw can vary with motion profile, load, friction, and control tuning.) Weight and payload (published figures) A published specification table lists: Weight: approximately 1400 g Maximum load: 5 kg Grip force: 12 N (as presented on that page) Note on payload reporting.
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