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Inspire Robots Dexterous Hand RH5DG2

Inspire Robots Dexterous Hand RH5DG2

  • RS485 (Version E2)
  • CAN FD (Version E4)
  • Degrees of Freedom (DOF): 13
  • 18 Joints
  • Force resolution: 0.1 N

Description

The Inspire Hand RH5DG2 is a highly integrated, multi-joint robotic hand end-effector with 13 degrees of freedom and 18 joints, designed for precise and force-controlled grasping and manipulation tasks.
The RH5DG2-E2 version uses an EtherCAT and RS485 communication interface suitable for conventional industrial control architectures, while the RH5DG2-E4 version features EtherCAT and CAN FD, enabling higher data rates and robust real-time communication for modern robotic systems.

Technical Data

Model RH5DG2-E2 RH5DG2-E4
Control interface EtherCAT + RS485 EtherCAT + CAN FD
DOF 13 13
Number of joints 18 18
Weight 990 ±10g 990 ±10g
Operating voltage 14V–48V 14V–48V
Quiescent current 290 ±20mA (24V) 290 ±20mA (24V)
Peak current 7.5A @ 24V 7.5A @ 24V
Repeatability ±0.2mm ±0.2mm
Fingertip strength ≥10N ≥10N
Thumb fingertip strength ≥20N ≥20N
Force resolution 0.1N 0.1N
Lateral rotation range of thumb 60–170° 60–170°
Index/Middle finger lateral swing ±15° ±15°
Max pressure on fingertip 8kg 8kg
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

 

Scope of delivery

  • 1x Robot hand
  • 1x Communication cable
  • 1x RJ45 network cable
  • 1x Power supply
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 1,00 kg
Item weight: 0,63 kg

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