Daimon One

Daimon One is a dexterous manipulation system from Daimon Robotics of China, centred on an advanced robotic hand with a remarkable sense of touch. It is designed for tasks where feeling the object matters as much as seeing it, giving robots the fine feedback needed to grasp, place and inspect delicate items.

The hand's fingertips carry integrated visual-tactile sensors that capture force fields, deformation and material softness or hardness at a 120 Hz sampling frequency, providing rich, high-resolution contact feedback. Six active joints driven by precise actuators produce smooth, coordinated finger movement, including thumb lateral rotation and flexion, with four-finger flexion speeds of up to 290 degrees per second. Its control software handles hand actuation and sensor integration, teleoperation data collection and motion mapping, and tactile-sensing algorithms that turn raw touch data into usable control signals.

Applied as part of an industrial or humanoid robot system, Daimon One suits manufacturing for precise component and tool handling, retail and service tasks requiring delicate manipulation, research and development in tactile sensing, and healthcare applications. Its combination of touch and vision is especially valuable where grip force and material feel are critical.

Nexon System deploys the Daimon Robotics hand system across Southeast Asia, providing integration onto host platforms and arms, manipulation and teleoperation programming, and connection with production and research workflows and data pipelines. Each project includes training and ongoing support. Talk to Nexon to scope a dexterous-manipulation project.