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Grasp configuration matching - using visual and tactile sensor information
Finding the global shape of a grasped object directly from touch is time consuming and not highly reliable. This paper describes the relationship between visual features and grasp planning, and correlates visual and tactile information for a better description of the object’s shape and grasping points determination. The grasping process proposed is experimented with a three fingered robotic hand.