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Kiyanoush Nazari

5 accepted papers

2026

Touch with Insight: Physics-Aware Data-Driven Learning for EIT-Based Tactile Sensing

ICRA 2026poster

Tactile sensing is essential for enabling dexterous robotic manipulation, yet estimating contact states such as location and force from high-dimensional sensor measurements remains challenging due to noise and complex nonlinear mappings between raw signals and physical interaction states. In this wo…

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2024

Acoustic Soft Tactile Skin (AST Skin)

ICRA 2024poster

This paper presents a novel acoustic soft tactile (AST) skin technology operating with sound waves. In this innovative approach, the sound waves generated by a speaker travel in channels embedded in a soft membrane and get modulated due to a deformation of the channel when pressed by an external for…

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2023

Deep Functional Predictive Control (deep-FPC): Robot Pushing 3-D Cluster Using Tactile Prediction

IROS 2023poster

This paper introduces a novel approach to address the problem of Physical Robot Interaction (PRI) during robot pushing tasks. The approach uses a data-driven forward model based on tactile predictions to inform the controller about potential future movements of the object being pushed, such as a str…

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2022

Action Conditioned Tactile Prediction: case study on slip prediction

RSS 2022poster

Tactile predictive models can be useful across several robotic manipulation tasks, e.g. robotic pushing, robotic grasping, slip avoidance, and in-hand manipulation. However, available tactile prediction models are mostly studied for image-based tactile sensors and there is no comparison study indica…

2022

Proactive slip control by learned slip model and trajectory adaptation

CoRL 2022poster

This paper presents a novel control approach to dealing with a slip during robotic manipulative movements. Slip is a major cause of failure in many robotic grasping and manipulation tasks. Existing works use increased gripping forces to avoid/control slip. However, this may not be feasible, e.g., be…

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