On-site diagnosis in 48 hours. Fixed written quote before anyone opens a panel. Most repairs done inside a week.
It's beyond reach. Nobody local touches humanoids, the factory is eight weeks away, joint modules aren't sold on any public shelf, and the only quote anyone got was for a whole new assembly.
A dexterous hand is sold as one replaceable unit. Inside it are actuators, tendons, flex circuits and tactile sensors — each repairable on a bench, by someone with the skills.
Four short screens. Two minutes.
Within 48 hours. $450, credited to the repair.
One number, one date. You approve before any work.
Plus a written failure report and what to watch next.
Own a robot that's down, or repair hardware for a living. Both start here.