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Relative Contact Velocity-Controlled Hand-Object Mechanism for Dexterous Tool Manipulation
This work investigates how to enable general multi-finger robotic hands to perform the complete tool manipulation process, which entails picking up a tool, loading it into a suitable pose, and then wielding it. Inspired by human tool manipulation and mechanical design principles, we model the hand a
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