AGILINK's OmniHand ran a 72-step test station in 8.5 minutes, 30 seconds behind a skilled worker
AGILINK, the dexterous-hand maker spun out of AgiBot, says an OmniHand ran 72 steps of end-of-line testing at a Shaoxing plant with a 98% success rate, 30 seconds slower than a skilled worker, and launched a data glove with 746 touch points. Speed is no longer the argument against hands on the line; the job it proved it on was testing AGILINK's own hands.
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