SCHUNKRobot hands · Germany
Supplier · robot hands
SCHUNK
SCHUNK is a German gripping-systems maker whose SVH is one of the few series-production anthropomorphic hands. No humanoid maker was named as a customer in the sources reviewed.
- Category
- Robot hands
- Country
- Germany
- Founded
- 1945
- Reported customers
- 1Named by the press or the companies
- Robots
- 2Name it in their parts
- Listed
- —Not published
What it makes
From the company's own description and the sources below.
- Makes
- Grippers and the SVH five-finger servo-electric robot hand.
- Parts
- Dexterous hand
- Tier
- Parts and modules
- Founded
- 1945
- Products
- SVH 5-finger hand, EGK grippers, FWK change system
Reported customers
Supply deals and partnerships as reported by the companies or the press.
TIAGoPAL RoboticsWSG32 gripper integrated with arm CAN busPAL's handbook explicitly says its WSG32 gripper has been electromechanically integrated into TIAGo. PAL Robotics
Named in robots' parts lists
Quotes are from each robot's parts profile, which links its sources.
Care-O-bot 4Fraunhofer IPA and Mojin Robotics · 2015Commercial“Arms use Schunk Powerball modules (PRL100, ERB145, ERB115) over CANopen;”
LOLATechnical University of Munich · 2010Research“iMAR iVRU-FC-C167 IMU in the torso, custom force-torque sensors in the feet, Schunk FTE-Axia80 force-torque sensors at the hands, Intel RealSense T265 and D435 cameras in the head, motor-side and link-side joint encoders.”
Sources
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