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ProHand 1.0

A robot hand from the United States, first released 2026.

Sources retrieved: 12 November 2026 (A)

Status
In production
Applications
Research and development
Intended use, per the manufacturer
Today we are introducing ProHand 1.0, a high-dexterity robotic hand built for researchers and robotics companies working on contact-rich manipulation.
Indicative price
Not stated

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Proception ProHand 1.0, black robotic hand in a glove with four fingers and the thumb out to the side, palm side facing the viewer, cropped at the wrist

Manufacturer's own photo. Manufacturer image from proception.ai, cropped at the wrist.

Specifications

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The hand1/4 disclosed

FingersNot stated
Joints in totalNot stated
Active degrees of freedom22DoF
ActuationNot stated

Performance0/4 disclosed

Fingertip forceNot stated
Lifting capacityNot stated
Control rateNot stated
CommunicationNot stated

Physical0/2 disclosed

WeightNot stated
Supply voltageNot stated

Sensing and autonomy1/3 disclosed

Tactile sensingYes
ROS 2Not stated
SDK languagesNot stated

Commercial0/1 disclosed

Indicative priceNot stated

Compliance & certifications0/4 disclosed

CENot stated
FCCNot stated
ULNot stated
CCCNot stated

Against the field

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Active degrees of freedom

22DoF

66 robot hands state degrees of freedom

ProHand 1.0

1 states a higher figure, 60 a lower one. 4 more state exactly the same figure.

Notes

Proception's launch post, published on 29 June 2026, states: “Today we are introducing ProHand 1.0, a high-dexterity robotic hand built for researchers and robotics companies working on contact-rich manipulation.”

The launch post states: “you can order ProHand”; “the first batch of units is shipping this week to researchers and robotics companies”.

The launch post states: “We are building ProHand in Mountain View”.

Sources

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  1. Aycombinator.com/launches/R78-proception-the-dexterous-robot-hand-we-wish-existedMain source. Retrieved 12 November 2026

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