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Beyond the End-Effector: Learning Whole-Arm Contact Manipulation from Human Demonstrations
Robot manipulation has traditionally relied on end-effector-centric interactions. In contrast, humans routinely exploit whole-arm contacts to improve efficiency, robustness, and adaptability, especially when the hands are occupied or when precise grasping is unnecessary. Enabling similar capabilitie
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