Tacta Systems Unveils TactaBot Robotic Hands for Manufacturing

Jul 29, 2026
Tacta Systems has unveiled TactaBot, a robotic hand system for high value manufacturing tasks. The system combines the Tacta Hand, Skill Capture, and a Dexterous Intelligence AI model, with shipments planned for early 2027.

Tacta Systems unveiled TactaBot, a robotic hand system for high value manufacturing, announced in a press release.

The system combines the Tacta Hand, Skill Capture, and a Dexterous Intelligence AI model. Tacta says the hand is designed for dexterity, precision, strength, and reliability over millions of cycles.

The company said the system is built to address manufacturing tasks that require touch, fine control, and force. Its Skill Capture system is used to collect data for dexterous tasks.

TactaBot is scheduled to ship in early 2027 for initial customers in industries including electronics and automotive manufacturing.

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