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Tactile In-Hand Object Rotation: A Comparative Study of Hand Morphology in Simulation and Hardware
Continuous in-hand rotation requires coordinated contact maintenance and renewal, linking manipulation performance to both hand geometry and tactile feedback. We investigate these relationships through rotational progress, finger participation, and fingertip loading on two versions of the low-cost L
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