I. Introduction
As Robots advance closer to assisting humans at home, the design of their end-effectors becomes crucial in ensuring safety and functionality for complex household manipulation tasks. While parallel jaw grippers are widely used for industrial tasks due to their simple one degree of freedom (DoF) control, many household tasks require hands that are dexterous and can safely adapt to various objects. Anthropomorphic robotic hands [1], [2], [3] possess dexterous fingers capable of accomplishing complex in-hand manipulation tasks; however, they tend to be difficult to control, bulky, and costly to manufacture. We aim to introduce a framework for developing hands that are easy to configure, build, and control for dexterous manipulation.