Dexterous grasp data augmentation based on grasp synthesis with fingertip workspace cloud and contact-aware sampling
Liqi Wu, Haoyu Jia, Kento Kawaharazuka, Hirokazu Ishida, Kei Okada

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel data augmentation framework for robotic grasping that combines grasp synthesis with fingertip workspace cloud generation and contact-aware sampling, improving data efficiency and grasp validity.
Contribution
The work presents a teleoperation-based data collection method combined with a new grasp generator and AutoWS, enabling real-time, structure-aware grasp data augmentation for diverse robotic hands.
Findings
Outperforms existing methods in speed and valid grasp pose generation
Enables real-time grasp synthesis for arbitrary hand structures
Produces human-like grasps with demonstration-based augmentation
Abstract
Robotic grasping is a fundamental yet crucial component of robotic applications, as effective grasping often serves as the starting point for various tasks. With the rapid advancement of neural networks, data-driven approaches for robotic grasping have become mainstream. However, efficiently generating grasp datasets for training remains a bottleneck. This is compounded by the diverse structures of robotic hands, making the design of generalizable grasp generation methods even more complex. In this work, we propose a teleoperation-based framework to collect a small set of grasp pose demonstrations, which are augmented using FSG--a Fingertip-contact-aware Sampling-based Grasp generator. Based on the demonstrated grasp poses, we propose AutoWS, which automatically generates structured workspace clouds of robotic fingertips, embedding the hand structure information directly into the clouds…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRobot Manipulation and Learning · Motor Control and Adaptation · Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
