Core Insights - The CES 2026 showcased dexterous hands as a highlight in humanoid robotics, featuring advanced capabilities such as 17-20 degrees of freedom, precise tactile sensing, and adaptable grasping abilities, moving from laboratory demonstrations to practical applications [2] - A total of 18 companies exhibited dexterous hand products, with Chinese firms dominating the exhibition with 11 participants, followed by companies from South Korea, the USA, and Singapore [2] Company Highlights - **DexRobot**: Introduced the DexHand021 Pro, featuring 22 degrees of freedom and a competitive price range of $14,000 to $28,000, showcasing significant technological advancements and cost-effectiveness for global robotics development [10] - **Linker Hand 30**: Offers 21 degrees of freedom with millimeter-level precision, utilizing advanced tendon-driven systems and multi-modal sensing capabilities, suitable for industrial automation and medical assistance [13][15] - **Realhand**: Presented the RealHand 06, emphasizing its lightweight design and high load capacity of 50 kg, with a focus on dynamic tactile feedback [9] Product Specifications - **DexHand021 Pro**: Features over 500 physical sensing points and a 5MP RGB camera, enabling real-time, high-precision multi-modal perception, with a maximum load of 50N [12] - **Linker Hand 30**: Achieves high precision in replicating human hand movements, with a maximum speed and responsiveness suitable for rapid tasks [15] - **GMH18 by PaXini**: Offers 5 degrees of freedom and a maximum load of 20 kg, designed for industrial applications [8] Market Trends - The dexterous hand technology is seen as a critical factor in overcoming the practical limitations of robotics, with a growing emphasis on fine motor skills and adaptability in unstructured environments [12][17] - The significant presence of Chinese companies at CES 2026 indicates a strong competitive landscape in the robotics sector, particularly in dexterous hand technology [2]