Georgia Tech Professor Charlie Kemp offered his expertise in the field of robotic hands in an article from MIT's Technology Review. From the article:

'Grasping objects with a human-like hand is a seemingly complex computational problem,' says Charlie Kemp, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, who has developed robots capable of grasping unfamiliar objects. 'This work suggests that there is an underlying simplicity. It shows that a complex hand may not require a complex brain.'

Read the full article at Technology Review.