HELIX
A robot arm from Switzerland.
Sources retrieved: 9 November 2026 (A)
- Intended use, per the manufacturer
- Not stated
- Indicative price
- Not stated
Specifications
1 of 22 stated 21 not stated
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Performance0/5 disclosed
Physical1/5 disclosed
Mounting, power and communication0/4 disclosed
Sensing and autonomy0/2 disclosed
Commercial0/1 disclosed
Compliance & certifications0/5 disclosed
Against the field
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Degrees of freedom
at least 9DoF
45 robot arms state degrees of freedom
HELIX states a lower limit, not one figure, so it is shown open-ended and not ranked against the others.
Notes
The manufacturer's website describes HELIX as “The most advanced soft manipulator on the market, built for safety and dexterity.” and lists a “Lightweight tendon-driven design” and “9+ degrees of freedom (DoF) for complex movements”.
Sources
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- Aembodiedai.chMain source. Retrieved 9 November 2026
