Robotics PhD Student at Columbia Univeristy
sharfin.islam (at) columbia.edu
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Bimanual robot manipulators can achieve impressive dexterity, but typically rely on two full six- or sevendegree-of-freedom arms so that paired grippers can coordinate effectively. This traditional framework increases system complexity while only exploiting a fraction of the overall workspace for dexterous interaction. We introduce the MiniBEE (Miniature Bimanual End-effector), a compact system in which two reduced-mobility arms (3+ DOF each) are coupled into a kinematic chain that preserves full relative positioning between grippers.