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DexSuite

Dexterous manipulation. Simulated, teleoperated, benchmarked.
All in one framework.

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A Sharpa hand picks up a spray can and paints the stencil

DexSuite brings the robot, the tasks, teleoperation, tactile sensing, the data and the evaluation into one stack, on the Genesis simulator. A task is written once and runs with any arm and any hand, from a parallel-jaw gripper to a 24-joint hand.

Install

pip install dexsuite                # every arm, hand and task
pip install "dexsuite[all]"         # plus SpaceMouse, Vive and Manus teleoperation and the LeRobot dataset tools

Python 3.10 or newer and a CUDA GPU (the CPU works for a quick look). The first environment on a machine compiles the Genesis kernels, which takes about a minute. On a machine without a display, export PYOPENGL_PLATFORM=egl.

Tasks Reach, Lift, Push, Pick & Place, Stack, Rack Mug, Move Pan, Drill to Point, Place Fruits, Make Coffee, Tool Hang and the bimanual set
Arms Franka Panda, Franka FR3, Kinova Gen3, KUKA iiwa 14, Rethink Sawyer, UR5e, UR10e, UFactory Lite 6, Link6, Unitree Z1, and six integrated robots
End-effectors Robotiq 2F-85, UMI gripper, Allegro Hand, BarrettHand, D'Claw, Inspire, Ability, Schunk SVH, LEAP and Shadow hands
[all] SpaceMouse, Vive and Manus teleoperation, LeRobot recording (0.4.4), HDF5 export

Quickstart

import dexsuite as ds

env = ds.make("lift", manipulator="franka", gripper="allegro")
obs, info = env.reset(seed=0)

for _ in range(300):
    action = env.action_space.sample()       # 6 values move the hand, 16 set the Allegro joints
    obs, reward, terminated, truncated, info = env.step(action)

Every environment is a Gymnasium environment with batched PyTorch tensors: n_envs=64 builds 64 copies in one simulator. The documentation covers the tasks, the robots, the actions and observations, teleoperation and the benchmark datasets on Hugging Face.

Citation

@article{dexsuite2026,
  author  = {Anonymous},
  title   = {DexSuite: An All-in-One Framework for Dexterous Manipulation Across Arms, Hands, and Tasks},
  year    = {2026},
}

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