PROTOTYPE
Revo 3
BrainCo
PrivateBridging neurotechnology and robotics through advanced dexterous hands and embodied manipulation.
Founded 2015$286M raised
Dexterous Hands
About BrainCo
BrainCo is a neurotechnology and robotics company founded in 2015, specializing in brain-computer interfaces, prosthetics, and intelligent robotic hardware. While best known for its work in neural interfaces and rehabilitation technology, the company has expanded into embodied AI through the development of highly dexterous robotic hands for humanoid robots and advanced manipulation systems. Its Revo series of robotic hands combines direct-drive actuation, tactile sensing, and high degrees of freedom to deliver human-like manipulation for prosthetics, research, and humanoid robotics. By applying expertise in human motor control and neurotechnology, BrainCo is helping bridge the gap between biological movement and next-generation robotic dexterity.
Technical Profile
Platform maturity, autonomy stack, and flagship-system specifications in one view.
Technology Snapshot
A concise view of platform maturity and deployment footprint.
Flagship PlatformRevo 3
Latest Updates
December 30, 2025Company MilestoneCorporate
BrainCo publicly frames Revo2 as a humanoid component standardIn December 2025, BrainCo said Revo2 was redefining standards for humanoid robot core components by combining a 383-gram form factor, 50N grip force, 20 kg payload support, and multimodal tactile sensing in one package.
BrainCo Team
BrainCo History
- 2015
BrainCo is founded as a BCI company
BrainCo was founded in 2015 with a broader brain-computer-interface mission spanning wearables, AI algorithms, education, health, and rehabilitation. Over time, that technical base extended into dexterous robotic hands and embodied interaction products.
BCIEmbodied hardware - September 16, 2025
Revo2 becomes BrainCo’s robotics-facing flagship
In 2025, BrainCo increasingly highlighted Revo2 as its robotics-facing dexterous hand platform, emphasizing low weight, strong grip force, tactile sensing, and compatibility with humanoid platforms such as Unitree G1.
Revo2Dexterous hand - December 30, 2025
BrainCo publicly frames Revo2 as a humanoid component standard
In December 2025, BrainCo said Revo2 was redefining standards for humanoid robot core components by combining a 383-gram form factor, 50N grip force, 20 kg payload support, and multimodal tactile sensing in one package.
383 grams50N grip force20 kg payload