Open Source Robotics: Advances in Teleoperation for Dexterous Manipulation

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Open-source hardware and firmware produce a low-cost exoskeleton that records finger kinematics and already drives real hands and robots: the Homunculus Glove uses 16 sensors to capture 16 active DOF per hand, multiplexed to an ESP32, and reads angular pose with SS49E hall-effect sensors and small magnets. Designs are 3D-printable and reproducible, it teleoperates Open Bionics hands, Unitree and SPM manipulators, and integrates with HOPEJr for dataset collection; force-feedback impedance control remains the next milestone.

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1. 0:00Teleoperation in robotics
2. 2:51Teleoperation for humanoid robots
3. 7:45Homunculus Glove design
4. 11:57Homunculus Glove applications
5. 14:24Force feedback limits
6. 16:07Summary

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