Research2026-10-06
Agilink asked Fu Xianghong to train its OmniHand 3 Ultra. The hand learned to split silk strands. It can thread a needle. It can stretch fabric across a frame. It can stitch. Suzhou embroidery has over 2,500 years of history. The hand uses vision-based fingertip sensors. These detect 0.08 mm deformations. The palm has a 300-point contact sensor.
What changed
Robotic hands could not split silk strands or thread needles with human-like precision.
What it unlocks
Performing Suzhou embroidery with a synthetic hand under human guidance.
- 16 silk strands per thread
- 630 g hand weight
- 3 kg stable hold
- 8 kg max lift
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