[INQ. NO. 2603E01] Wonik Robotics introduced its robotic hand platform, the Allegro Hand, at SEMICON KOREA 2026, recently held at COEX in Seoul.
During this exhibition, Wonik Robotics demonstrated three products ― the V4, V5 Plus, and V5 Sense. The V4 demonstrated handling of irregular objects based on artificial intelligence (AI). It learned spheres, rectangular parallelepipeds, and cylinders through simulations, and based on this learning, it was able to perform rotational movements with irregular objects that had not been learned.
The V5 Plus features pressure sensors at its fingertips, enabling it to grasp and hold objects with appropriate gripping force. The V5 Sense also features pressure sensors in its finger joints and palm. This allows for stable force control and allows for monitoring of contact with objects.

“Our Allegro Hand is a research and development platform, primarily targeting universities and corporate research labs,” explained a spokesperson for the company, adding “The V5 Sense, scheduled for release this year, can provide more detailed contact and pressure data than existing products, which is essential for research.”
Wonik Robotics is a robotics automation specialist that realizes industrial automation through its in-house developed autonomous mobile robots (AMR/AMMR) and robotic hands (Allegro Hand), based on advanced robotics engineering and AI technologies.

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