Miniature joints
Miniature brushless joint modules for dexterous hands, wrists and light axes, popular in humanoid research builds for their small size and MIT-protocol compatibility.
At a glance
Specs quoted from manufacturer datasheets; final figures confirmed at quotation.
Hands, wrists and light axes; MIT-mode CAN control. Figures per our current datasheet, pending a full catalogue check.
| Series | Typical use | Control | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| DM-J3507 | Finger / wrist axes | CAN (MIT mode) | Miniature, compact matching controller |
| DM-J4310 | Wrist / forearm axes | CAN (MIT mode) | Higher torque step |
| DM-J8006 / J8009 | Light arm axes | CAN (MIT mode) | Larger frame options |
Specs quoted from manufacturer datasheets; final figures confirmed at quotation.
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Finger, wrist and light arm axes — anywhere size and cost per axis matter more than peak accuracy. Common in hands, student builds and prototypes.
Over CAN using MIT mode, with a compact matching controller. A good fit if you already run a MIT-mode stack.