触覚によるロボットマニピュレーション:力学駆動からデータ駆動への展望
Tactile-Based Robotic Manipulation: From Mechanics-Driven to Data-Driven Perspectives
触覚を用いたロボットマニピュレーション研究を、接触力学に基づく力学駆動型と学習に基づくデータ駆動型の二つの視点から整理し、模倣学習・強化学習・VLA・予測モデルなどの最近の進展と今後の課題を展望したレビュー論文。
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著者: Jingyi Xiang, Yixuan Wang, Wenzhen Yuan
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Tactile sensing provides robots with direct access to physical interactions at the contact interface, making it a critical modality for robust and dexterous manipulation. Over the past several decades, tactile-based manipulation research has evolved from mechanics-driven approaches, which explicitly interpret tactile signals through contact mechanics and task-specific reasoning, to data-driven approaches that learn tactile representations and manipulation policies directly from data. This paper reviews the development of tactile-based manipulation from these two complementary perspectives. We first introduce the fundamentals of tactile sensing, and then review, from a mechanics-driven perspective, how those signals form manipulation-relevant state representations and subsequently influence the robot action. We then examine the recent advances in data-driven tactile manipulation, covering imitation learning, reinforcement learning, vision-language-action models, and predictive models. Finally, we discuss open challenges and future opportunities toward scalable, generalizable, and robust tactile-enabled robotic systems.