A new “grasping by caging” solution by using eigen-shapes and space mapping

A new “grasping by caging” solution by using eigen-shapes and space mapping
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10.1109/icra.2013.6630779
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2013-05
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2013 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation
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Weiwei Wan;R. Fukui;M. Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato;Y. Kuniyoshi
Weiwei Wan;R. Fukui;M. Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato;Y. Kuniyoshi
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Weiwei Wan;R. Fukui;M. Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato;Y. Kuniyoshi

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