FTP-1 is the first foundation tactile policy pretrained on ~3000 hours of data from 26 sources across 21 sensors that improves performance on seen setups by 17.2% and transfers to unseen sensors with 31% success rate gain.
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T-Rex introduces a large tactile dataset and MoT architecture that achieves over 30% higher success rates than baselines on 12 tasks requiring force control and deformable object handling.
Real2Sim tactile calibration, layout-aware encoder pretraining, and diffusion policy aggregation from object-specific RL experts enable 27% real-world success in blind grasping on a LEAP Hand for 10 seen and 10 unseen objects.
RGB-S projects tactile contacts onto images as force-modulated Gaussian saliency maps via kinematics and zero-initialized conditioning, raising real-world occluded dexterous manipulation success by 26.7 percentage points over implicit baselines.
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FTP-1: A Generalist Foundation Tactile Policy Across Tactile Sensors for Contact-Rich Manipulation
FTP-1 is the first foundation tactile policy pretrained on ~3000 hours of data from 26 sources across 21 sensors that improves performance on seen setups by 17.2% and transfers to unseen sensors with 31% success rate gain.
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T-Rex: Tactile-Reactive Dexterous Manipulation
T-Rex introduces a large tactile dataset and MoT architecture that achieves over 30% higher success rates than baselines on 12 tasks requiring force control and deformable object handling.
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Blind Dexterous Grasping via Real2Sim2Real Tactile Policy Learning
Real2Sim tactile calibration, layout-aware encoder pretraining, and diffusion policy aggregation from object-specific RL experts enable 27% real-world success in blind grasping on a LEAP Hand for 10 seen and 10 unseen objects.
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RGB-S: Image-Aligned Tactile Saliency for Robust Dexterous Manipulation
RGB-S projects tactile contacts onto images as force-modulated Gaussian saliency maps via kinematics and zero-initialized conditioning, raising real-world occluded dexterous manipulation success by 26.7 percentage points over implicit baselines.