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TAPESIM: Efficient Simulation of Adhesive Tape Dispensing for Robotic Manipulation
Applying adhesive tape to secure wire harnesses or seal packages requires robots to coordinate a flexible strip, a moving roll, and surfaces that attach and detach. Simulation could make these interactions repeatable for robot development and evaluation, but resolving every adhesive layer is expensi
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