Selective force feedback improves collection of contact-rich robot demonstrations

FOMO-Dex modifies only contact-relevant parts of an operator’s motion command, reducing excessive forces while preserving intended task motion.

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Ying Yuan · David Held · Jitendra Malik · Haozhi Qi

Amazon FAR · Carnegie Mellon University

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FOMO-Dex treats an operator’s or policy’s command as a nominal action.

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Force-modulated dexterity applies force feedback in task-defined coordinates to reduce contact forces and improve teleoperated demonstrations for contact-rich manipulation.

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