Matija Gorsic

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Matija Gorsic is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics and haptic sensing, with a particular focus on developing high-resolution tactile sensors for robotic applications. His most cited paper, "High Resolution Tactile Sensors for Curved Robotic Fingertips" (2014), addresses a critical challenge in dexterous manipulation: equipping robots with the ability to sense fine tactile details on curved surfaces, much like human fingertips. This contribution is foundational for advancing robotic grasping and manipulation in unstructured environments. While his citation count is modest—with 2 citations for this work—the impact lies in the technical specificity and potential for integration into more complex robotic systems. Gorsic’s research is notable for its emphasis on sensor design that balances resolution with the geometric constraints of curved fingertips, a problem that remains central to the field of soft robotics and haptics. His work serves as a stepping stone for engineers and researchers aiming to enhance robotic proprioception and interaction with delicate objects, making it a valuable reference for those exploring tactile sensing in robotics.