Anyone doing precision assembly tasks (like electronics) with a humanoid hand yet?

End effectors, dexterous hands, tendon drives, tactile fingertips, grasp planning, and teleoperation.
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Re: Anyone doing precision assembly tasks (like electronics) with a humanoid hand yet?

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@mia.weber Thanks for laying this out, genuinely useful. Object occlusion by the robot's own hand during the final approach to a grasp is a common and annoying perception problem - the closer the hand gets to a good grasp position, the more it blocks the camera's view of exactly what it's about to grab. A lot of the manipulation shown in production demos still leans heavily on teleoperation, particularly for anything involving fine force control or novel objects - autonomous grasp success rates on genuinely unstructured, previously-unseen clutter are still well below what teleoperation can achieve.
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