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This study introduces the Hybrid Sequential Manipulation Planner (H-MaP), a novel approach that iteratively does motion planning using contact points and waypoints for complex sequential manipulation tasks in robotics. Combining optimization-based methods for generalizability and sampling-based methods for robustness, H-MaP enhances manipulation planning through active contact mode switches and enables interactions with auxiliary objects and tools. This framework, validated by a series of diverse physical manipulation tasks and real-robot experiments, offers a scalable and adaptable solution for complex real-world applications in robotic manipulation.
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