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Tesollo projects four-figure cumulative sales for its robotic manipulation hardware
Tesollo expects cumulative sales of its robotic hands and multi-finger grippers to exceed 1,000 units by the end of 2026. The company is expanding production as demand grows across humanoid development, industrial automation, and robotics research.
Source · Robotics & Automation NewsThe sales forecast points to growing demand for dexterous robotic hardware across several markets.
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