Our work begins at the hand and follows the forces inward. Each study opens a different question about how a robot moves, feels and can be put back to work.
Begin with the handA human-shaped hand is the ambition. This first engineering checkpoint opens up one finger: its joints, stops, contact pad and replaceable guides.
The index-finger checkpoint · Three-dimensional study
Inspect the current geometry, then open the exploded view to see how the parts relate. The full hand is being developed from this bounded mechanical checkpoint.
CAD checkpoint, not a working hand. Actuation, sensing and continuous tendon routing remain to be engineered and tested. Exploded spacing aids inspection, not assembly.
A body whose internal anchors can move. The question is whether the same outer pose could support different responses to a disturbance.
Seven continuous ribbons. A movable pattern of constraints. A study in changing how a structure yields without replacing the structure itself.
Our intelligence programme connects the body to observation, prediction and the next action.
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