The Ambidextrous Robot Hand is an innovative robotic device engineered in Brunel University, London. Because of the ambidextrous feature of the robot hand, two different humanoid behaviours are accessible from a single mechatronic device. The fingers of the Ambidextrous Hand are indeed made of a reversible design which allows them to bend in both ways, so that the robotic system can behave either as a right hand or as a left hand. The mechatronic structure is connected to a remote control interface to be eventually used as an online rehabilitation device. The Ambidextrous Hand is driven by...