WUJI Tech presents HAND 2 robotic hand
English translation from Unibot. Source published 2026-08-06.
WUJI HAND 2 is a five-fingered robotic hand for advanced manipulation, teleoperation and research. Its overall score of 6 places it in the "capable and mature" category: range of movement scores 4 out of 5, while strength is rated only 2 out of 5.
Biomimetics and actuation
The design combines biomimetic mechanics, direct-drive rotary actuators, brushless motors and fingertip force sensors. Together, they provide controlled, human-like interaction with objects.
A lightweight metal frame and biomimetic skeleton are covered by a soft shell, balancing strength, compliance and compactness.
A developer platform
WUJI Tech positions the device as a developer platform rather than simply hardware. Simulation, control and AI training support are built in from the start.
The result is a research hand emphasizing dexterity, natural finger movement and precise object handling. It suits tasks requiring fine manipulation, stable grasps and reproducible experiments rather than brute strength.
Technical capabilities and ecosystem
The technical offering extends well beyond mechanics, including the Wuji SDK, ROS 2 support and established paths from simulation to physical hardware.
MuJoCo and Isaac Sim enable model development, controller tuning and repeatable benchmarking. Teleoperation options include Wuji Glove, Apple Vision Pro and Intel RealSense, providing ways to collect demonstrations and refine control policies.
Why it matters
Manipulation research depends on rapid cycles of data collection, simulation and hardware testing. WUJI HAND 2 provides a compact platform for laboratories needing a system that fits readily into existing robotics stacks.
Status and availability
The device is already in production, offering a working tool for active research programs, prototyping and institutions planning near-term deployment. Chinese manufacturer WUJI Tech sells the hand by inquiry for US$16,000. Its modular design simplifies servicing during extended development cycles.
Position in the manipulation market
This combination gives the product a place in the dexterous manipulation landscape. The hand is presented as part of a complete development stack covering hardware, control, simulation and AI workflows rather than an isolated end effector.
For organizations working on humanoid manipulation, embodied intelligence or remote control, this integrated approach reduces initial setup friction and accelerates experiments.