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cs.RO2026

Functional Force-Aware Retargeting from Virtual Human Demos to Soft Robot Policies

Uksang Yoo, Mengjia Zhu, Evan Pezent +8

We introduce SoftAct, a framework for teaching soft robot hands to perform human-like manipulation skills by explicitly reasoning about contact forces. Leveraging immersive virtual…

cs.RO2026

Stiffness Copilot: An Impedance Policy for Contact-Rich Teleoperation

Yeping Wang, Zhengtong Xu, Pornthep Preechayasomboon +4

In teleoperation of contact-rich manipulation tasks, selecting robot impedance is critical but difficult. The robot must be compliant to avoid damaging the environment, but stiff t…

cs.RO2026

Contact-Grounded Policy: Dexterous Visuotactile Policy with Generative Contact Grounding

Zhengtong Xu, Yeping Wang, Ben Abbatematteo +4

Contact-rich dexterous manipulation with multi-finger hands remains an open challenge in robotics because task success depends on multi-point contacts that continuously evolve and…

cs.RO2024★ 1 cited

Skill Generalization with Verbs

Rachel Ma, Lyndon Lam, Benjamin A. Spiegel +6

It is imperative that robots can understand natural language commands issued by humans. Such commands typically contain verbs that signify what action should be performed on a give…

cs.RO2021

RMPs for Safe Impedance Control in Contact-Rich Manipulation

Seiji Shaw, Ben Abbatematteo, George Konidaris

Variable impedance control in operation-space is a promising approach to learning contact-rich manipulation behaviors. One of the main challenges with this approach is producing a…

cs.RO2021★ 1 cited

Bootstrapping Motor Skill Learning with Motion Planning

Ben Abbatematteo, Eric Rosen, Stefanie Tellex +1

Learning a robot motor skill from scratch is impractically slow; so much so that in practice, learning must be bootstrapped using a good skill policy obtained from human demonstrat…