Robot hands
Allegro Hand
Manufacturer: Wonik Robotics
- Four-finger research hand
- Multiple independently actuated joints
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Component engineering guide
Robot specifications are coupled. A larger motor changes current and heat; a heavier gripper changes arm payload and inertia; a faster sensor may increase compute and network load. Compare the complete operating point, not one headline number.
| Observed bottleneck | Component group | Compare these fields |
|---|---|---|
| Joint runs hot or stalls | Motor + reducer + drive + bearing | Continuous torque at speed, efficiency, duty cycle, thermal path, reflected inertia, backlash |
| Robot misses contact forces | Force-torque / tactile sensing | Range, overload, noise, bandwidth, latency, mounting stiffness, calibration drift |
| Perception fails at distance | Camera / LiDAR | Range at target reflectivity, depth accuracy, field of view, minimum range, lighting, motion artifacts |
| Grasp is unreliable | Gripper / robot hand | Object geometry, stroke, contact area, force, compliance, sensing, tool mass, failure state |
| AI pipeline misses deadlines | Robot computer | End-to-end latency, I/O, power, thermals, GPU/accelerator support, memory, software lifecycle |
| Human access creates risk | Safety scanner / controller | Required safety function, response time, protective field, PL/SIL data, integration and validation |
Peak torque
Do not compare it with another product's continuous torque without duty cycle, speed, temperature, and duration.
Payload
For arms and grippers, include tool mass, center of gravity, wrist moment, acceleration, and mounting orientation.
Camera resolution
More pixels do not guarantee better depth accuracy, lower latency, or robustness to glare and motion.
LiDAR range
Maximum range depends on target reflectivity and conditions; minimum range, field of view, scan rate, and interference also matter.
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Robot hands
Manufacturer: Wonik Robotics
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Force-torque sensors
Manufacturer: ATI Industrial Automation
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Cameras
Manufacturer: Basler
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Actuators
Manufacturer: Harmonic Drive
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Reducers
Manufacturer: Harmonic Drive
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LiDAR
Manufacturer: Hokuyo Automatic
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Cameras
Manufacturer: Intel RealSense
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Safety
Manufacturer: KEYENCE
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Motors
Manufacturer: Kollmorgen
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Motors
Manufacturer: maxon
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Actuators
Manufacturer: maxon
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Actuators
Manufacturer: Moog Animatics
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Higher reduction ratios can increase output torque but may reduce speed and backdrivability. Motor, reducer, bearing, thermal design and control bandwidth must be evaluated as one joint system.
Resolution, repeatability, noise, bandwidth and latency describe different properties. A sensor with fine resolution may still be unsuitable for fast control if its update rate or delay is too high.
Voltage, current, grounding, connectors, fieldbus support and deterministic timing can decide whether a component integrates cleanly into a robot. Manufacturer documentation should be checked before wiring or software work begins.
A component marketed for robots is not automatically safety-rated. Safety scanners, controllers, emergency stops and protective functions require the correct standards, configuration and validation for the complete machine.
Actuators, transmissions, sensors, compute, power and safety hardware set the robot's physical limits. Control software cannot remove heat, backlash, insufficient torque or poor sensor placement.
Only when the measurement conditions, duty cycle, speed, mounting, safety factor and test method are compatible. This directory avoids ranking products across incompatible conditions.
The interface affects timing, diagnostics, integration work and available safety functions. A compatible connector does not automatically mean the software protocol or electrical requirements match.
Review the exact ingress-protection rating, operating temperature, vibration limits, connector sealing and whether the rating applies to the full assembled system.
Guide updated: August 12, 2026. Component records retain their individual verification dates; specifications should be confirmed in the current manufacturer datasheet.
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Motors, reducers, encoders, controllers, power electronics, sensors and end effectors cannot be selected independently. The required payload, reach, duty cycle, impact tolerance, backdrivability, precision and safety strategy determine the component stack. Public product pages are useful starting points, but integrators still need application testing and manufacturer documentation for the exact model.