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Two main problems in the manipulation of objects with robot-hands are the control of the contact force and the planning of approaching motion. In this paper, we report on the three types of MEMS sensors for robots to detect the contact forces, slippage and the distance to the objects to realize dexterous manipulation of objects with robot-hands.