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Wave W01 SE

Price
Price not disclosed
Type
Components · Dexterous Hands
Status
Commercial
Availability
Pre-order available
Purchase
Contact manufacturer
Release Date
Aug 18, 2026
Country/Region
Singapore
Last Verified
2026-10-12
22 DOF
Active degrees of freedom
1.3 kg
Weight
5
Finger count

Wave W01 SE is Sharpa’s human-scale, five-finger dexterous hand with 22 active degrees of freedom. It weighs 1.3 kg, carries 24 kg and uses a 60×60 Dynamic Tactile Array with 30 fps on-board inference, supporting physical AI research, robot integration and precise manipulation.

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Hardware Specification

Sensing and data flow

Communication frame rate
500 Hz
Measurement resolution
DTA 60×60; force resolution 0.05 N; spatial resolution 2 mm

Sensing and data flow

Motion-to-data latency
20 ms tactile sensing latency
Sensor sample rate
30 Hz tactile deformation-image acquisition

Versions and commercial status

Public contact link
Official W01 / W01 SE product and sales inquiry page

Use cases and capture workflow

Use cases
Physical AI research, robot integration, large-scale manipulation-data collection, model training, and whole-robot development

Software, export and openness

SDK versions and download links
Sharpa Wave SDK v5.0.10 added Wave SE support on 2026-09-11

Force, touch and feedback

Force measurement range
0–30 N tactile force detection range
Force and torque sensor setup
Six-dimensional force/torque sensing: Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, My, Mz
Tactile measurements
Pressure, slip, force changes, fingertip contact location, and six-dimensional force/torque

Degrees of freedom and drive

Color
Matte black
Active degrees of freedom
22 DOF

Mobility & Payload

Hand Payload
24 kg

Mechanical and mounting

Minimum grip diameter
1 cm
Weight
1.3 kg

Electrical and integration

Actuator Model
22 proprietary actuation modules
Joint Motion Range
-20–20 °
Operating voltage
18–28 V
Static current
0.75 A

Sensors

Force/Torque Sensor
Six-dimensional force/torque sensing: Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, My, Mz.
Tactile Sensor
Dynamic Tactile Array: 60×60 resolution; 0.05 N force resolution; 2 mm spatial resolution; 30 fps; 50 N maximum load; 0–30 N force detection range. On-board inference; no raw image output.

Performance and tasks

Repeatability
±1 mm fingertip position repeatability
Software Algorithm
Sharpa Pilot

Reliability and environment

Operating temperature
0–45 °C

Interaction and Communication

Communication
1000 BASE-T Ethernet
System Response Time
0.10 s
Tactile Feedback
Detects pressure, slip, force changes and fingertip contact location; adjusts grip, pose and force in real time.

Development and Expansion

Integration Interface
ROS 2 integration; MuJoCo and Isaac Sim simulation; SharpaPilot SDK deployment.
Secondary Development (SDK)
Sharpa Wave SDK

Commercial Status

Status
Commercial
Price
Price not disclosed
Release Date
Aug 18, 2026
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