Dual-sensor based
A sensor-based structure is being prepared for high-precision hand tracking.
Product Preview WHATsLAB / AXIS
First reveal in Q3 2026
Air Glove Axis
A dual-sensor glove for high-precision hand tracking
A next-generation glove interface for teaching multi-finger robot hands, connecting precise motion data to control and learning workflows.
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Axis at a glance
Axis is being prepared to extend multi-finger robot hand teaching with precise hand-motion data.
Robot hand teaching
The product is designed around intuitive teaching workflows for multi-finger robot hands.
Data workflow expansion
Hand-motion data is prepared for use in robot learning and experimentation environments.
The Axis workflow, from capture to teaching
Product capabilities and integrations are under final review. The steps below are placeholders for the core workflow.
Hand Tracking
Capture hand and finger motion data.
Motion Mapping
Connect captured motion to a robot hand teaching workflow.
Robot Teaching
Extend the workflow into a teaching environment for multi-finger robot hands.
Use cases Axis is preparing for
Detailed demonstrations and real-world use cases will be introduced progressively with launch.
Robot Manipulation
Multi-finger robot hand teaching and manipulation data capture
Physical AI Research
Hand-motion-based robot learning and experimentation environments
Prototyping
Interaction prototyping for research and development teams
Air Glove Axis
Air Glove Axis is a high-fidelity human data interface for Physical AI. It captures synchronized 19DoF full-hand motion and tactile interaction data for robot teaching, teleoperation, human demonstration, and imitation learning.
The information below reflects the product preview and may change as final specifications and support are confirmed.
The system combines a Band-Open wearable, anatomically positioned sensor modules, replaceable mounting components, and a robotics software package.
Band-Open wearable
Keeps the palm unobstructed so users can handle tools and workpieces while capturing motion and tactile data.
Distal · Proximal · Dorsum
Anatomically positioned modules preserve natural articulation and stable sensor placement.
Replaceable silicone straps
Tool-free, one-piece straps simplify hygiene, maintenance, and replacement.
Robotics software package
Brings Spine, SDKs, APIs, robotics middleware, and technical support into one development workflow.
Air Glove Axis inquiries and collaboration
We welcome inquiries about demos, adoption, and joint research before public launch.