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BIFTA: Brain-Inspired Few-Shot Tactile Adaptation for Unknown Sensors
Advances in tactile sensing have made contact-rich perception possible, accelerating progress in robotic manipulation, material understanding, and embodied interaction. However, because optical design, elastomer mechanics, and imaging geometry differ substantially across tactile sensors, models trai
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