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Keeping Contact: Task-Adaptive Friction Margins for Bimanual Non-Prehensile Manipulation
Maintaining contact in non-prehensile manipulation requires more than nominal friction cone feasibility: a force barely inside the cone and one well inside it are both feasible, but they provide different margins against slip and contact loss. This paper uses signed friction distance to measure fric
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