Jodell Robotics Unveils Dexterous Hand and Tactile Sensors

Oct 16, 2026
Jodell Robotics introduced the Mozart five finger dexterous hand, visuotactile sensors and an embodied intelligence data collection kit at CIIF.

Jodell Robotics unveiled three robotics products at CIIF following an investment from Midea, the company said in a press release. The portfolio includes the Mozart five finger dexterous hand, visuotactile sensors and an embodied intelligence data collection kit.

The Mozart hand places tactile sensors in each finger to capture contact force and position. Jodell said its control software supports precision grasping for semiconductor, electronics, lithium battery and life science manufacturing tasks.

The sensors detect force, vibration and temperature. The data kit collects information from physical production tasks for robot training and operation. Jodell also offers modular execution units and industrial workstations that combine its hands, sensors and software.

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