- Hand platform
- BrainCo bionic hand; exact order code to be specified
- Tactile integration
- Tashan TS-F+ multimodal sensor
- Demonstrated tasks
- Pen grasping, pouring water and egg grasping; demonstration examples
BrainCo Revo2 BASIC Bionic Dexterous Hand
BASIC hand with 11 total DoF, 6 active joints and 6 motors. It uses 12–28 V, supports RS485/CAN FD mode selection and omits tactile modules. The published ≥20 kg figure is a static-load reference.
Choosing this model
Read the product documentationSourcebotics selection notes, based on the published documentation.
Application fit
- Position/current-control experiments that do not require fingertip tactile data.
Integration planning
- Confirm BASIC XRL/XRR hardware and the matching RS485/CAN FD firmware. These protocols are selected by a wrist DIP switch.
- Request the BASIC wrist drawing and include any USB debugging adapter and power supply in the purchase scope; the manual treats debugging adapters as optional.
- Use 12–28 V for this BASIC reference; the 12–64 V and EtherCAT entries belong to PRO/TOUCH.
Selection considerations
- The 383 g figure excludes the wrist; include the final wrist and adapter mass in the arm calculation.
- Request posture, holding duration and contact geometry behind the static-load figure before defining a manipulation acceptance test.
Technical specifications
Product documentation| Total / active DoF | 11 / 6Reference ↗ |
| Motors | 6Reference ↗ |
| Fingers | 5Reference ↗ |
| Weight | 383 g (without wrist)Reference ↗ |
| Hand length | 160 mm (palm base to middle fingertip)Reference ↗ |
| Grip Force | ≥50 N power grasp; ≥15 N pinchReference ↗ |
| Static-load reference | ≥20 kg static load (English manual label); test posture and duration not specified.Reference ↗ |
| Tactile sensing | Not fitted on BASICReference ↗ |
| Communication | RS485 and CAN FD (DIP-switch selection; one mode at a time)Reference ↗ |
| Voltage | 12–28 V (BASIC)Reference ↗ |
| Repetitive control precision | 0.1° (angular)Reference ↗ |
| Full opening / closing time | ≤0.65 sReference ↗ |
| Operating noise | ≤50 dB at 0.5 mReference ↗ |
| Operating temperature | −10 to 40 °CReference ↗ |
Manufacturer specifications for the listed model. Confirm options, operating conditions and integration requirements in your configuration-specific quotation.
Supplier
BrainCo grew out of a Harvard innovation lab and is a leading brain-machine interface and bionic limb company. Its Revo dexterous hands transfer prosthetics-grade tendon actuation to humanoid robots, offering 11 degrees of freedom, 383 g mass and grip force above 50 N.
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Configuration & quotation
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Discuss this configurationFAQ
Does BASIC accept 64 V or include EtherCAT and tactile sensing?
No. The BASIC column in the English and Chinese documentation specifies 12–28 V, RS485/CAN FD and no tactile module. The higher voltage and EtherCAT entries belong to PRO/TOUCH.
Can BASIC manipulate any 20 kg object?
The English V2.1 manual labels ≥20 kg as Static Load; the live English page uses Max Payload and the Chinese sources use whole-hand load. A posture, duration and dynamic handling test is not provided. Treat it as a manufacturer static-load reference and obtain task-specific limits.
What mass and precision do the published figures describe?
383 g excludes the wrist. The 0.1° specification is angular repetitive control precision, not fingertip repeatability in millimetres.
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