OpenTac debuts at CoRL as researchers call tactile the missing half of robot data
anand_bhattad · x · 2026-11-11
@hosan300 highlights OpenTac, shown at CoRL, arguing tactile sensing is the missing half of robot data and that the timing for open tactile datasets is finally right — potentially filling a key gap in embodied AI training alongside vision and language data.
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