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December 30, 200230 citations

High sampling resolution tactile sensor for object recognition

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WMW.S. McMathSYSai-Kit YeungEPEmil M. Petriu

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The authors discuss a tactile sensor system with high sampling resolution and its application for the active perception of 3-D objects which are larger than the tactile probe dimensions. The experimental tactile sensor is based on force sensitive transducer technology. An elastic overlay with protruding tabs provides a de facto spatial sampling which reduces tactile sensor distortions caused by deformations of the overlay during probing. Successive images from the tactile probe are integrated with the kinesthetic parameters of a robot arm, producing an extended image from which object edges are extracted and used for model-based object recognition.>

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McMath et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2141286edeeecbd302e58ehttps://doi.org/10.1109/imtc.1993.382576
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