According to CoinMeta, institutions expect the global shipment of dexterous hands to reach approximately 25,000 units in 2026, and this figure does not include shipments from manufacturers to their own robot products for internal use. Among them, Chinese manufacturers are expected to account for over 85% of the global market share, occupying an important position in the global dexterous hand market. With the development of humanoid robots and embodied intelligence industries, competition in dexterous hands has extended beyond hardware parameters such as degree of freedom and gripping strength to include fine operations, perceptual control, and the ability to collaborate with embodied intelligence models. Currently, the core demands for dexterous hands are focused on humanoid robot integration, scientific research and education, and data collection for embodied intelligence, while large-scale industrial applications are still in the exploratory stage.