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Learning Force-Regulated Robotic Manipulation with a Low-Cost Tactile-Force-Controlled Gripper
Successfully manipulating many everyday objects, such as potato chips, requires precise force regulation. Failure to modulate force can lead to task failure or irreversible damage to the objects. Humans can precisely achieve this by adapting force from tactile feedback, even within a short period of
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