Gripper
This page introduces the gripper, one core device of MagiClaw. It provides a physical operation interface with real-time force feedback and multimodal data. Thanks to the high-precision hollow shaft servo motor, force feedback can be applied when pulling the trigger to close beams. Two Metafingers are installed on the beams, capturing shape and force during interaction.
There are two types of the gripper, including in-hand and on-robot types. The in-hand gripper is handled by users for human data streaming, while the on-robot one is mounted at the end of robots for manipulation.

Preview
Specifications
Power Supply
24V/5A DC via XT30 2+2
USB
2 x USB 2.0 OTG Type-C, only for finger testing
WiFi
Dual-band 802.11ax, in fingers
CAN
1 x CAN (XT30 2+2)
Dimensions (W x D x H)
375mm * 209mm * 276mm (in-hand type, without iPhone) 295mm * 209mm * 202mm (on-robot type, without iPhone)
Weight
989g (in-hand type, without iPhone) 770g (on-robot type, without iPhone)
Operating Temperature
0 ~ 45℃
Hardware Usage
Bill of Materials
Rotary Shaft
SSFRRA5-30-B3.2-S3.2
$ 6.00
Follow beam
PLA
$ 0.25
Soft finger
Hei-Cast 8400
$ 25.00
Finger interface
4 cm wide, 4 mm thick with felt
$ 2.00
Linear guide
E-MLGW7-50
$ 12.00
Power PCB cover for handle
PLA
$ 0.62
Cold shoe receiver
TA-CSR2-B
$ 9.00
Rotary Shaft
SSFRRA5-30-B3.2-S3.2
$ 6.00
Follow beam
PLA
$ 0.25
Soft finger
Hei-Cast 8400
$ 25.00
Finger interface
4 cm wide, 4 mm thick with felt
$ 2.00
Linear guide
E-MLGW7-50
$ 12.00
Cold shoe receiver
TA-CSR2-B
$ 9.00
CAD Models
STEP files of all 3D-printed parts are provided on Google Drive. A 3mf file is also provided for 3D printing on .
Most of parts can be printed using PLA. Only a few number of parts, including the Screw and the Trigger, necessitate ABS to guarantee dependable strength.
PCB Files
All PCB files are provided on Google Drive, including schematic, gerber, bom, etc.
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