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HiFun: a Hierarchical Framework for Efficient Functional Dexterous Manipulation Learning
While multi-fingered dexterous robot hands have the potential to provide human-level dexterity, using them for functional manipulation remains difficult because task success depends on precise contact, coordinated arm-hand motion, and reactive recovery from execution errors. Precise contact depends
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