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Inspire Robots Dexterous Hand RH56F1 (CAN)

Inspire Robots Dexterous Hand RH56F1

  • w/ or w/o tactile sensors
  • Degrees of Freedom (DOF): 6
  • 12 Joints
  • Force resolution: 0.1 N

Description

The RH56F1‑E2 version uses an RS485 communication interface, which is especially suitable for classic fieldbus networks and serial control systems. The RH56F1‑E4 version uses a CAN FD interface, enabling higher data rates and more robust real-time communication, e.g., in distributed robotics and industrial control environments. Apart from the interface, both versions share the same fundamental mechanical and dynamic characteristics (6 DOF, 12 joints, force resolution 0.1 N).

Technical Data

Model RH56F1-E2 RH56F1-E4
Control interface EtherCAT + RS485 EtherCAT + CAN FD
DOF 6 6
Number of joints 12 12
Weight 620 ±10g 620 ±10g
Operating voltage 24V-48V 24V-48V
Quiescent current RS485: 194 ±10mA (24V)
EtherCAT: 210 ±10mA (24V)
CAN FD: 193 ±10mA (24V)
EtherCAT: 206 ±10mA (24V)
Peak current 5A @ 24V 5A @ 24V
Repeatability ±0.2mm ±0.2mm
Fingertip strength ≥15N ≥15N
Thumb fingertip strength ≥10N ≥10N
Force resolution 0.1N 0.1N
Lateral rotation range of thumb 60-180° 60-180°
Lateral rotation speed of thumb >155°/s >155°/s
Flexion speed of thumb >37°/s >37°/s
Flexion speed of four fingers >107°/s >107°/s
Range of tactile sensor 30N 30N
Tactile sensor accuracy 5% FS 5% FS
Number of tactile sensors 8 8
Hand closing time ≤0.8s ≤0.8s
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 1,00 kg
Item weight: 0,63 kg

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