SpikeATac: 一种多模态触觉指尖，具有像素化动态传感的灵活操作
SpikeATac: A Multimodal Tactile Finger with Taxelized Dynamic Sensing for Dexterous Manipulation
AI总结：
SpikeATac通过结合动态和静态触觉传感技术，实现对易碎物体的灵活操控，利用强化学习优化力调节能力。
摘要：
在本工作中，我们介绍了SpikeATac，一种结合了像素化且高度敏感的动态响应（PVDF）与静态转换方法（电容）的多模态触觉指尖。因其'尖锐'的响应而得名，SpikeATac的16像素PVDF薄膜以4 kHz的采样率提供快速、敏感的动态信号，用于接触的非常开始和断裂。我们表征了不同模态的灵敏度，并展示了SpikeATac在抓取易碎、变形物体时能够快速而细致地停止的能力。除了平行抓取外，我们还展示了SpikeATac可以在基于学习的框架中实现新的能力，应用于灵活的多指机器人手。我们使用一种结合人类反馈的强化学习与触觉奖励的学习配方，以微调策略的行为来调节力。我们的硬件平台和学习流程共同使了一项困难的灵活且接触丰富的任务成为可能：在手内操作易碎物体。视频可在https://roamlab.github.io/spikeatac/ 上获得。
英文摘要：
In this work, we introduce SpikeATac, a multimodal tactile finger combining a taxelized and highly sensitive dynamic response (PVDF) with a static transduction method (capacitive) for multimodal touch sensing. Named for its `spiky' response, SpikeATac's 16-taxel PVDF film sampled at 4 kHz provides fast, sensitive dynamic signals to the very onset and breaking of contact. We characterize the sensitivity of the different modalities, and show that SpikeATac provides the ability to stop quickly and delicately when grasping fragile, deformable objects. Beyond parallel grasping, we show that SpikeATac can be used in a learning-based framework to achieve new capabilities on a dexterous multifingered robot hand. We use reinforcement learning from human feedback to fine-tune the behavior of a policy to modulate force. Our hardware platform and learning pipeline together enable a difficult dexterous and contact-rich task that has not previously been achieved: in-hand manipulation of fragile objects. Videos are available at https://roamlab.github.io/spikeatac/ .
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