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most citedGrasping with Chopsticks: Combating Covariate Shift in Model-free Imitation Learning for Fine Manipulation

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cs.RO2024

CushSense: Soft, Stretchable, and Comfortable Tactile-Sensing Skin for Physical Human-Robot Interaction

Boxin Xu, Luoyan Zhong, Grace Zhang +4

Whole-arm tactile feedback is crucial for robots to ensure safe physical interaction with their surroundings. This paper introduces CushSense, a fabric-based soft and stretchable t…

cs.RO2022

SPARCS: Structuring Physically Assistive Robotics for Caregiving with Stakeholders-in-the-loop

Rishabh Madan, Rajat Kumar Jenamani, Vy Thuy Nguyen +4

Existing work in physical robot caregiving is limited in its ability to provide long-term assistance. This is majorly due to (i) lack of well-defined problems, (ii) diversity of ta…

cs.RO20223 cited

RCareWorld: A Human-centric Simulation World for Caregiving Robots

Ruolin Ye, Wenqiang Xu, Haoyuan Fu +5

We present RCareWorld, a human-centric simulation world for physical and social robotic caregiving designed with inputs from stakeholders, including care recipients, caregivers, oc…

cs.RO2022

Real Robot Challenge 2021: Cartesian Position Control with Triangle Grasp and Trajectory Interpolation

Rishabh Madan, Harshit Sikchi, Ethan K. Gordon +1

We present our runner-up approach for the Real Robot Challenge 2021. We build upon our previous approach used in Real Robot Challenge 2020. To solve the task of sequential goal-rea…

cs.RO2021

Desk Organization: Effect of Multimodal Inputs on Spatial Relational Learning

Ryan Rowe, Shivam Singhal, Daqing Yi +2

For robots to operate in a three dimensional world and interact with humans, learning spatial relationships among objects in the surrounding is necessary. Reasoning about the state…

cs.RO2020

Material Recognition via Heat Transfer Given Ambiguous Initial Conditions

Tapomayukh Bhattacharjee, Henry M. Clever, Joshua Wade +1

Humans and robots can recognize materials with distinct thermal effusivities by making physical contact and observing temperatures during heat transfer. This works well with room t…