According to Bicchi, the artificial bones "roll on top of each other, instead of turning around pins such as robot hands normally do." This, along with the tendon arrangement, allows the hand to ...
The Tatum T1 in use, with a more human-like skin covering the robot. (Credit: Tatum Robotics) This also answers the question of why one would not just use a simple braille cell on a hand ...
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