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VecTile: A Low-Cost Flexible Tactile Array for 3-DoF Force Sensing
Tactile sensing provides robots with contact information difficult to obtain from vision alone. Shear force is particularly important for understanding tangential contact, guiding corrective motions, and maintaining grasp stability, yet flexible and low-cost tactile arrays often measure only normal
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