Abstract — This paper proposes an algorithm for regrasp planning of 2D and 3D discrete objects, such that the regrasp trajectory ensures a force-closure (FC) grasp while the regrasp motion is performed. The approach takes advantage of a method that quickly explores the grasp space, and relies on the use of independent contact regions and non-graspable regions, which provide large regions of the FC or non-FC subspaces starting from a single sample. Application examples are included to show the relevance of the results. Index Terms — Regrasp planning, independent contact re-gions, non-graspable regions
Abstract:- This paper presents a method to solve the regrasping problem in the context of object man...
This paper presents a fixturing strategy for re-grasping that does not require a physical fixture. T...
Independent Contact Regions allow a robust finger placement on the object, despite of potential erro...
This paper proposes an algorithm for regrasp planning of 2D and 3D discrete objects, such that the r...
This paper proposes an algorithm for regrasp planning of 2D and 3D discrete objects, such that the r...
Manipulation tasks, in general, require a grasp change on the object during its execution. The manip...
Abstract — This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking...
This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking advantage ...
This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking advantage ...
This report presents the use of independent contact and non-graspable regions to generate the grasp ...
This report presents the use of independent contact and non-graspable regions to generate the grasp ...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
Abstract:- This paper presents a method to solve the regrasping problem in the context of object man...
This paper presents a fixturing strategy for re-grasping that does not require a physical fixture. T...
Independent Contact Regions allow a robust finger placement on the object, despite of potential erro...
This paper proposes an algorithm for regrasp planning of 2D and 3D discrete objects, such that the r...
This paper proposes an algorithm for regrasp planning of 2D and 3D discrete objects, such that the r...
Manipulation tasks, in general, require a grasp change on the object during its execution. The manip...
Abstract — This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking...
This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking advantage ...
This paper presents an approach for quasi-static regrasp planning using n fingers, taking advantage ...
This report presents the use of independent contact and non-graspable regions to generate the grasp ...
This report presents the use of independent contact and non-graspable regions to generate the grasp ...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
This paper presents a simple and fast solution to the problem of finding the time variation of n con...
Abstract:- This paper presents a method to solve the regrasping problem in the context of object man...
This paper presents a fixturing strategy for re-grasping that does not require a physical fixture. T...
Independent Contact Regions allow a robust finger placement on the object, despite of potential erro...