A Visuo-Tactile Data Collection System with Haptic Feedback for Coarse-to-Fine Imitation Learning

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Autores principales: Kim, Yeseung, Oh, Nayoung, Park, Jun, Thamronglak, Teetat, Park, Daehyung
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author Kim, Yeseung
Oh, Nayoung
Park, Jun
Thamronglak, Teetat
Park, Daehyung
author_facet Kim, Yeseung
Oh, Nayoung
Park, Jun
Thamronglak, Teetat
Park, Daehyung
contents We present a visuo-tactile data-collection system that generates temporally structured, contact-rich demonstrations for imitation learning. Conventional systems often decouple the operator from contact forces, which hinders the demonstration of subtle force modulation. Our system introduces a direct-drive gripper that the operator actuates with the fingers, preserving natural haptic feedback. Integrated visual sensors and custom tactile arrays capture image streams and contact geometry. A handle-mounted push button enables the operator to annotate the task's temporal structure in real time by marking task-critical regions. By fusing in-hand force perception with in-situ temporal annotation, the system produces multimodal datasets designed for coarse-to-fine learning algorithms that exploit structural task knowledge, enabling the development of high-quality manipulation policies.
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spellingShingle A Visuo-Tactile Data Collection System with Haptic Feedback for Coarse-to-Fine Imitation Learning
Kim, Yeseung
Oh, Nayoung
Park, Jun
Thamronglak, Teetat
Park, Daehyung
Robotics
We present a visuo-tactile data-collection system that generates temporally structured, contact-rich demonstrations for imitation learning. Conventional systems often decouple the operator from contact forces, which hinders the demonstration of subtle force modulation. Our system introduces a direct-drive gripper that the operator actuates with the fingers, preserving natural haptic feedback. Integrated visual sensors and custom tactile arrays capture image streams and contact geometry. A handle-mounted push button enables the operator to annotate the task's temporal structure in real time by marking task-critical regions. By fusing in-hand force perception with in-situ temporal annotation, the system produces multimodal datasets designed for coarse-to-fine learning algorithms that exploit structural task knowledge, enabling the development of high-quality manipulation policies.
title A Visuo-Tactile Data Collection System with Haptic Feedback for Coarse-to-Fine Imitation Learning
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.08757