Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Jettison DRH1: a hand built to be disposable
Jettison presents a snap-together robotic hand with five tendons, ten string-pulled brakes, and no electronics in the hand.
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- Robotics builders exploring low-cost humanoid hands
- Worth noticing
- The snap-in cartridge is described as coupling all 15 lines in one motion, while a reusable wrist holds the motors.
Field notes
The described assembly separates the hand from its actuation: a snap-in cartridge couples all 15 lines in one motion, and a reusable wrist stays on the robot to hold the motors. The DRH1 is specified as having five tendons, ten lockable joints, and no electronics in the hand. The page includes a rotating-model prompt, but the extracted text records it as still loading.
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