Slippage degree estimation for dexterous handling of vision-based tactile sensor

In this paper, we propose a new slippage degree estimation method, where the vision-based tactile sensor was used to measure multi-dimensional force and moment in contact with an object. We proposed a new method using a reference image to obtain the stick ratio. The reference image is defined as pre...

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Friction
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