Grasp planning for cluttered bins - what's the current best approach?
Re: Grasp planning for cluttered bins - what's the current best approach?
Slightly off-topic, but related:
Underactuated hands (fewer actuators than joints, using mechanical coupling to shape the grasp) are a reasonable engineering compromise for robust power grasps on a budget, but they generally can't do fine in-hand manipulation the way a fully actuated hand can.
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Re: Grasp planning for cluttered bins - what's the current best approach?
@ethan17 Small correction on one detail:
Payload-to-hand-weight ratio varies a lot across current dexterous hands, and it's a meaningful tradeoff - more DoF and finer sensing generally means more actuators and mass in the hand itself, which eats into the arm's usable payload budget.
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