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Temporal Tactile Encoding and Compliance for Intent-Aware Robot-to-Human Bimanual Handover
Reliable robot-to-human handover requires the robot to infer when the person is ready to receive the object, and release it safely, comfortably, and at the right time. This is challenging because visual observations alone may not disambiguate clear taking intent from accidental contact, weak graspin
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