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Open-source designs and implementations for physical tactile sensors.
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Manufacturing design files for the DIGIT tactile sensor.
Hardware design files for compact vision-based tactile sensors.
1. Overview 2. Installation 3. 3D Shape Reconstruction 1. Camera Calibration 2. Sensor Calibration 3. Shape Reconstruction 4. 6D Force Estimation 1. BOTA Driver 2. Data Collection 3. Data Processing 4. Model Training 5. Force Estimation 5. Run in ROS 1. Shape Reconstruction in ROS 2. Force…
Open-source design for a multi-axis tactile sensor.
Note: The MCube Lab at MIT has closed and no longer distributes pre-made sensors by mail upon request. Consider the latest version GelSlim 4.0 at the University of Michigan's MMint Lab for an easier to reproduce version of the sensor.
Design files for high-resolution vision-based tactile sensors.
An implementation of GelSight Wedge.
Custom implementation of vision-based tactile sensor hardware.
The open source of DTact. Please check our lastest work 9DTact.
Implementation files for tactile sensor hardware development.
This repository contains code for operating the tactile sensor testbench (modified 3 axis CNC), as well as model training code written in PyTorch.
Hardware and software for tactile sensor benchmarking.
This is the only official content release regarding the design of Insight.
Hardware and analysis tools for robotic haptic sensing.
Design files for the DigiTac (TacTip skin) version of the DIGIT tactile sensor
Design files for tactile sensor hardware and integration.
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Hardware design for finger-mounted vision-based tactile sensors.
This repository consists of the 3D models used for building this sensor and the scripts used fo our TouchRoller paper
Hardware design for tactile sensing in rolling mechanisms.
fingervision Data processing programs for the vision-based tactile sensor FingerVision. Two versions are provided: standalone, and ROS packages. The standalone version would be good for making your own system, and the ROS version is good for a quick integration.
Design for vision-based tactile sensing integrated into robot fingers.