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Inspire Robots (INSPIRE-ROBOTS) alternatives

Inspire Robots reports more than 2,000 customers for a range built around dexterous hands, grippers and micro linear servo actuators, with humanoid robot makers, research institutes and industrial and medical buyers all on its list, and roughly US$42.7M raised to date. A shortlist that begins there often widens in four directions. OnRobot, the Danish company formed in 2018, supplies the surrounding tooling — grippers, sensors, vision and tool changers for collaborative robots — through more than 700 partners worldwide. Open Bionics narrows the definition of a hand to a wearable one: bionic prosthetic arms and hands from Bristol, fitted through its own clinics and a national partner network. PSYONIC, a United States company, designs its Ability Hand for prosthetics users and clinics at home and for humanoid and research teams who mount it as an end effector. TESOLLO, founded in South Korea in 2019, exports robotic hands and multi-joint grippers to 20 countries with KRW 8.5 billion of cumulative investment behind it. Buyers wanting a broad cobot tooling ecosystem should look at OnRobot; those outfitting a person, at Open Bionics or PSYONIC; and those sourcing multi-joint grippers from an East Asian exporter, at TESOLLO.

Alternatives to Inspire Robots (INSPIRE-ROBOTS)

OnRobot

OnRobot is a Danish supplier of end-of-arm tooling and software for collaborative robot applications, headquartered in Odense, Denmark’s robotics cluster.

Open Bionics

Open Bionics is a UK company that designs and fits bionic arms, custom-printed to each wearer’s anatomy and delivered through its own specialist clinics and a partner network.

PSYONIC

PSYONIC is a US advanced bionics company whose Ability Hand is described as the world’s first touch-sensing bionic hand, supercharging both humans and robots with advanced capabilities.

TESOLLO

TESOLLO is a South Korean robot-hand company, founded in 2019, that develops robotic hands and multi-joint grippers built on its own integrated actuator technology.

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