This paper proposes techniques for automatically identifying and modeling the kinematic constraints of manipulated objects. The existence of constraints is established by examination of the forces and torques normal and tangential to the object's motion. Constraints are modeled as joints with configuration and history dependent forces. To illustrate these concepts, several experimental examples are presented.
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