BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR)

Choosing a research hand starts with separating what a project needs from what its documentation actually establishes. The BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR) is described in the published source as a bionic dexterous hand for robot integration and research. For an engineering team, the useful starting point is its right-hand Basic identity, the reported motion specification, and the interface details that can be checked before committing to an integration plan.

Robots USA sells this product for supply to robotics teams and research organizations in the United States. Robots USA provides the quotation for the requested configuration and coordinates the associated delivery and support arrangements. A useful inquiry identifies the intended robot platform, application, and operating environment so that the quotation can address the requirements that the available specification does not resolve.

Background

BRAINCO and the documented product context

BRAINCO is the brand identified for this product. The available source places Revo 2 in robot integration and research, but it does not establish a detailed company history or a development lineage for this configuration. Those distinctions matter: experience attributed to a brand or a previous product should not automatically become a specification for the hand being purchased.

Dexterous robotic hands are generally evaluated as part of a larger manipulation system. Researchers may study object interaction, motion planning, or the relationship between a robot arm and its end effector. That context explains the relevance of this product class without establishing a particular task capability, control feature, or performance result for this hand.

The Basic configuration within Revo 2

The sources name Basic, Pro, and Touch versions. This page concerns the Basic right-hand product identified as XRR; the published Basic version-code pairing is reported as XRL/XRR. Keeping the version and handedness explicit prevents specifications for another configuration from entering an integration brief unnoticed.

The available fact sheet does not provide a technical comparison between Basic, Pro, and Touch. Their names alone do not establish differences in sensing, control, strength, or software. Buyers can browse the BrainCo Revo 2 category, but selection between versions should follow a documented requirements comparison rather than an assumption about what a version name implies.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

What should you verify before integrating the Basic right hand?

Begin with the mechanical envelope. The manufacturer has not published dimensions with wrist; they are confirmed at quotation. A project should therefore keep wrist clearance, mounting requirements, and the surrounding robot geometry open until the relevant documentation is available. A product name or photograph cannot substitute for an integration drawing.

Next, distinguish the connector from the complete electrical interface. Per the published specification, the Basic connector is BM05B-PASS-TFT(LF)(SN) and is located under the wrist. That identifies a connection point, not a verified pinout, communications protocol, supply requirement, or cable package. Those details need to be established before designing wiring or selecting interface hardware.

Device addressing also deserves an explicit check. The published source reports a default right-hand device ID of 127. An integrator should confirm how that address is used and whether the proposed controller can communicate with the hand. The identifier by itself does not establish controller compatibility or a supported software environment.

Finally, define acceptance criteria around the intended task. Motion requirements, object interaction, environmental exposure, and repeated operation are separate questions. The manufacturer has not published the IP rating or flexion/extension lifespan; both are confirmed at quotation. A laboratory evaluation should not be treated as proof of suitability for a demanding operating environment.

Who is BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR) for?

This product is relevant to robotics researchers and integration teams considering a right-hand dexterous end effector. Its reported research and robot-integration positioning makes it a candidate for an evaluation process, rather than evidence that it already meets every requirement of a particular robot. Teams with a defined test plan can use the quotation stage to resolve the missing technical details.

Academic laboratories may be interested in exploring manipulation questions, while engineering organizations may be comparing end-effector approaches for a proposed platform. In either case, the buyer should distinguish an exploratory purchase from a deployment-ready subsystem. Required documentation, interfaces, and acceptance tests should be agreed before the project relies on the hand.

For a project requiring the opposite handedness, consider the BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Left Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRL). The available facts do not establish which buyers would be better served by Pro or Touch, so no performance-based upgrade recommendation is justified here. Broader end-effector comparisons can start in the Hands category.

What is BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR) used for?

The following are evaluation contexts for dexterous robotic hands, not verified demonstrations or guaranteed capabilities of this configuration.

1. Robot integration studies: Assess how a right-hand end effector would fit into a proposed robot architecture.
2. Manipulation research: Investigate object-interaction tasks after confirming the hand's relevant capabilities.
3. Motion-planning experiments: Explore planning approaches using the confirmed kinematic and control documentation.
4. Interface development: Plan connections between the hand and a controller once electrical requirements are established.
5. Teaching laboratories: Structure supervised exercises around documented behavior and appropriate operating procedures.
6. End-effector assessment: Compare a dexterous-hand approach with other options against project-specific acceptance criteria.

Pricing and Availability

Request a quotation from Robots USA for the Basic right-hand configuration and include the requirements that affect your decision. Ask for the applicable datasheet, integration documentation, and confirmation of what the quotation includes. Accessories, cables, software, and other package contents should be verified rather than assumed.

Delivery, customs, and support are arranged with the quotation by Robots USA. To begin a configuration-specific review, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the right-hand Basic configuration?

Yes, this page identifies BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR). The published source reports XRL/XRR as the Basic version-code pairing; keep XRR explicit in your inquiry.

How many degrees of freedom are reported?

The published specification reports 11（6 active） degrees of freedom. This does not, by itself, establish motion ranges, control precision, or task performance.

Where is the Basic communication connector?

Per the published specification, BM05B-PASS-TFT(LF)(SN) is located under the wrist. Confirm the pinout, wiring requirements, and mating components at quotation before preparing an interface.

What is the default device ID?

The source reports 127 as the default device ID for the right hand. Confirm addressing and controller requirements against the applicable documentation before integration.

Are protection and service-life specifications available?

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating or flexion/extension lifespan; they are confirmed at quotation. Define your environmental and repeated-use requirements so they can be reviewed explicitly.

Are complete wrist dimensions and battery details published?

The manufacturer has not published dimensions with wrist or battery specifications; they are confirmed at quotation. Do not assume a mounting envelope, battery inclusion, or standalone power arrangement.

Where can I buy BrainCo Revo 2 Basic Right Dexterous Bionic Hand (XRR) and what does it cost?

Request a quotation from Robots USA through this product page. Robots USA will address the requested configuration, package scope, delivery, customs, and support in the quotation process.

Summary

A sound hand-selection decision closes the gap between a promising research concept and a documented integration plan. This Basic right-hand product has a reported dexterous-hand role, motion specification, connector identity, and default device address, but important mechanical, electrical, environmental, and package details still require confirmation.

Use those known points to frame your questions rather than to infer unlisted capabilities. For a quotation from Robots USA that addresses the configuration and the outstanding requirements, this page is the starting point.