1// Site Configuration 2// This file allows you to customize the website without rebuilding. 3// All fields are optional - only include what you want to override. 4 5window.__SITE_CONFIG__ = { 6 // Brand Configuration 7 brand: { 8 companyName: "RealHand Inc.", 9 logoUrl: "/media/brand/realhand-logo.webp", 10 logoAlt: "RealHand logo", 11 social: { 12 githubUrl: "https://github.com/RealHand-Robotics", 13 youtubeUrl: "https://www.youtube.com/@RealhandInc", 14 instagramUrl: "https://www.instagram.com/realhandinc/", 15 tiktokUrl: "https://www.tiktok.com/@realhandinc", 16 }, 17 }, 18 19 // Media URLs 20 media: { 21 heroProductImageUrl: "", 22 heroVideoUrl: "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zcSRfR8ZQg", 23 o6ImageUrl: "/images/O6.webp", 24 l6ImageUrl: "/images/L6.webp", 25 l20ImageUrl: "/images/L20.webp", 26 p7ImageUrl: "/media/products/a7/product-silver-1.png", 27 demoPosterImageUrl: "", 28 aboutImageUrl: "/images/about-realhand.jpg", 29 }, 30 31 // SEO Configuration - Update these for better search engine optimization 32 seo: { 33 title: "RealHand | Dexterous Robotic Hand", 34 description: "RealHand designs cutting-edge AI-powered dexterous robotic hands for research, automation, and human-robot collaboration. Experience human-like dexterity in robotics.", 35 keywords: "dexterous robotic hand, AI robotics, robotic manipulation, humanoid robot hand, teleoperation, research robotics, AI hardware, embodied intelligence", 36 author: "RealHand Inc.", 37 canonicalUrl: "https://realhand.com", 38 39 // Open Graph (Facebook, LinkedIn) 40 ogTitle: "RealHand | Dexterous Robotic Hand", 41 ogDescription: "Pioneering the future of dexterity through AI-powered robotic hands for research and automation.", 42 ogImage: "https://realhand.com/images/O6.webp", 43 ogType: "website", 44 45 // Twitter 46 twitterCard: "summary_large_image", 47 twitterSite: "@RealhandInc", 48 twitterImage: "https://realhand.com/images/O6.webp", 49 }, 50};
Line numbers count LF bytes from the start of the resource, as the search results do. Vendor segments are library code the classifier recognised; they are stored but not indexed. Bytes are shown as Latin1 characters, one per byte.