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LETS: Low-Overhead External-Torque Sensing for Force-Feedback Bilateral Teleoperation
Bilateral teleoperation with force feedback is becoming increasingly important, and the quality of external-torque estimation is critical to this process. However, manufacturer-provided disturbance-torque estimates on commercial robotic arms are often inaccurate, while the use of end-effector force/
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