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Touch Where It Matters: Learning Local Tactile Policies for Fine-Grained Gripper Control
Visual imitation policies can organise task motion, yet contact-rich object use demands gripper adjustments beyond coarse opening and closing. We study fine-grained gripper control as a local feedback problem within ongoing task execution. Our approach assigns tactile feedback a dedicated control ro
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