Training Tactile Sensors to Learn Force Sensing from Each Other

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Hauptverfasser: Chen, Zhuo, Ou, Ni, Zhang, Xuyang, Wu, Zhiyuan, Zhao, Yongqiang, Wang, Yupeng, Papastavridis, Emmanouil Spyrakos, Lepora, Nathan, Jamone, Lorenzo, Deng, Jiankang, Luo, Shan
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author Chen, Zhuo
Ou, Ni
Zhang, Xuyang
Wu, Zhiyuan
Zhao, Yongqiang
Wang, Yupeng
Papastavridis, Emmanouil Spyrakos
Lepora, Nathan
Jamone, Lorenzo
Deng, Jiankang
Luo, Shan
author_facet Chen, Zhuo
Ou, Ni
Zhang, Xuyang
Wu, Zhiyuan
Zhao, Yongqiang
Wang, Yupeng
Papastavridis, Emmanouil Spyrakos
Lepora, Nathan
Jamone, Lorenzo
Deng, Jiankang
Luo, Shan
contents Humans achieve stable and dexterous object manipulation by coordinating grasp forces across multiple fingers and palms, facilitated by a unified tactile memory system in the somatosensory cortex. This system encodes and stores tactile experiences across skin regions, enabling the flexible reuse and transfer of touch information. Inspired by this biological capability, we present GenForce, the first framework that enables transferable force sensing across tactile sensors in robotic hands. GenForce unifies tactile signals into shared marker representations, analogous to cortical sensory encoding, allowing force prediction models trained on one sensor to be transferred to others without the need for exhaustive force data collection. We demonstrate that GenForce generalizes across both homogeneous sensors with varying configurations and heterogeneous sensors with distinct sensing modalities and material properties. This transferable force sensing is also demonstrated with high performance in robot force control including daily object grasping, slip detection and avoidance. Our results highlight a scalable paradigm for cross-sensor robotic tactile learning, offering new pathways toward adaptable and tactile memory-driven manipulation in unstructured environments.
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spellingShingle Training Tactile Sensors to Learn Force Sensing from Each Other
Chen, Zhuo
Ou, Ni
Zhang, Xuyang
Wu, Zhiyuan
Zhao, Yongqiang
Wang, Yupeng
Papastavridis, Emmanouil Spyrakos
Lepora, Nathan
Jamone, Lorenzo
Deng, Jiankang
Luo, Shan
Robotics
Humans achieve stable and dexterous object manipulation by coordinating grasp forces across multiple fingers and palms, facilitated by a unified tactile memory system in the somatosensory cortex. This system encodes and stores tactile experiences across skin regions, enabling the flexible reuse and transfer of touch information. Inspired by this biological capability, we present GenForce, the first framework that enables transferable force sensing across tactile sensors in robotic hands. GenForce unifies tactile signals into shared marker representations, analogous to cortical sensory encoding, allowing force prediction models trained on one sensor to be transferred to others without the need for exhaustive force data collection. We demonstrate that GenForce generalizes across both homogeneous sensors with varying configurations and heterogeneous sensors with distinct sensing modalities and material properties. This transferable force sensing is also demonstrated with high performance in robot force control including daily object grasping, slip detection and avoidance. Our results highlight a scalable paradigm for cross-sensor robotic tactile learning, offering new pathways toward adaptable and tactile memory-driven manipulation in unstructured environments.
title Training Tactile Sensors to Learn Force Sensing from Each Other
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.01058