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High-Bandwidth Biomimetic Finger for Tactile-Transparent Remote Texture Sensing
High-fidelity tactile feedback is essential for robotic teleoperation, enabling precise manipulation and critical decision-making. While biomimetic fingertip sensors can capture surface-texture features, how their design shapes the tactile transparency of rendered feedback remains poorly understood.
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