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VICON: Visual-Inertial-Contact based Hand-Object Tracking for Manipulation Datasets
Learning dexterous manipulation benefits from human demonstration datasets that capture diverse and natural hand-object interactions. In particular, contact points and forces provide supervision on where and how strongly to interact, which cannot be fully captured by motion trajectories alone. Howev
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