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FACT: A Multimodal Force-Action-Track Foundation Model for Human-to-Robot Dexterity
Human demonstrations offer a scalable alternative to costly robot data collection for dexterous manipulation, but most human datasets lack force measurements. Dexterous manipulation requires not only visual and proprioceptive understanding but also the ability to anticipate and regulate interaction
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