This paper presents a shear-primarily based control scheme for grasping and manipulating delicate objects with a Pisa/IIT anthropomorphic SoftHand equipped with comfortable biomimetic tactile sensors on all five fingertips. These ‘microTac’ tactile sensors are miniature variations of the TacTip imaginative and prescient-based tactile sensor, and may extract exact contact geometry and drive info at every fingertip for use as suggestions into a controller to modulate the grasp while a held object is manipulated. Using a parallel processing pipeline, we asynchronously seize tactile images and predict contact pose and Wood Ranger Power Shears website from multiple tactile sensors. Consistent pose and force models across all sensors are developed using supervised deep learning with switch studying methods. We then develop a grasp control framework that makes use of contact force feedback from all fingertip sensors concurrently, permitting the hand to safely handle delicate objects even beneath external disturbances. This management framework is applied to several grasp-manipulation experiments: first, retaining a versatile cup in a grasp with out crushing it under changes in object weight

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Pub: 31 Aug 2025 07:38 UTC

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