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Residual Fault Adaptation for Dexterous In-Hand Manipulation Under Runtime Joint Faults
Dexterous in-hand manipulation requires coordinated control of multiple actuated joints, and a runtime joint fault can abruptly disrupt the contact configuration required for successful manipulation. In this work, we propose residual fault adaptation (RFA), a teacher-anchored framework for compensat
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