ConGraspXL: Controllable Constraint-Conditioned Dexterous Grasping Motion Synthesis

📅 2026-09-14
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本文提出ConGraspXL,通过引入分层约束和改进控制精度的方法,解决了在多样化任务驱动约束下灵巧抓取动作合成的可控性问题。
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Dexterous grasping is usually conducted for specific tasks, leading to heterogeneous constraints such as specific approach directions, desired contact regions, specified wrist trajectories, and functional hand poses. Our previous work, GraspXL, achieves scalable grasping motion synthesis for diverse objects and hand morphologies, while lacking controllability for synthesis under such various task-driven constraints. In this paper, we propose ConGraspXL, which extends GraspXL with controllable constraint-conditioned grasp motion synthesis that accommodates diverse task-driven constraints and their combinations. We introduce a hierarchical constraint formulation, enable flexible constraint composition with a masked residual interface, and improve control precision with dynamic hand centers and feed-forward wrist guidance. Without losing the strong generalization capabilities of GraspXL, ConGraspXL enables precise and flexible controllability for various individual constraints and their combinations, providing a plug-and-play low-level grasp controller for downstream applications such as whole-body grasp completion, functional grasping, and human-motion imitation.
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dexterous grasping
task-driven constraints
motion synthesis
controllability
constraint-conditioned
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Controllable Constraint-Conditioned Grasping
Hierarchical Constraint Formulation
Masked Residual Interface
Dynamic Hand Centers
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