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This study applies a potential-dexterity-based QUBO formulation to optimize robotic hand kinematic structures, successfully validating the approach on both classical simulated annealing and D-Wave quantum annealing hardware. The work demonstrates that quantum computing can effectively solve complex combinatorial design problems in robotics by encoding performance metrics into binary optimization models.
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Combinatorial Optimization of Robotic Hand Kinematic Structures Using a Potential-Dexterity-Based QUBO Formulation

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arXiv:2605.15510v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Robotic hand kinematic design involves combinatorial selection among multiple finger structures whose performance depends on both individual kinematic characteristics and inter-finger interactions. This study presents a potential-dexterity-based quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) formulation for combinatorial optimization of robotic hand kinematic structures. Potential dexterity-related metrics were evaluated through kinematic analysis and encoded into a 27-variable QUBO problem incorporating individual finger performance, thumb-to-finger workspace-overlap interactions, one-hot selection constraints, and pairwise structural compatibility. Exhaustive evaluation of the design space established a reference optimum and enabled direct validation of the formulated objective. Discretization sensitivity analysis showed that the selected design remained unchanged across the tested joint-space sampling intervals and at a finer workspace voxel resolution, while sensitivity was observed under coarse voxelization. Simulated annealing consistently recovered the reference optimum at higher sampling counts, and direct execution on D-Wave quantum annealing hardware also recovered the reference optimum under all tested sampling conditions. These results demonstrate that the proposed formulation provides a common QUBO representation for constrained robotic hand kinematic structure selection and enables evaluation using exhaustive, classical annealing, and quantum annealing approaches.

Abstract:Robotic hand kinematic design involves combinatorial selection among multiple finger structures whose performance depends on both individual kinematic characteristics and inter-finger interactions. This study presents a potential-dexterity-based quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) formulation for combinatorial optimization of robotic hand kinematic structures. Potential dexterity-related metrics were evaluated through kinematic analysis and encoded into a 27-variable QUBO problem incorporating individual finger performance, thumb-to-finger workspace-overlap interactions, one-hot selection constraints, and pairwise structural compatibility. Exhaustive evaluation of the design space established a reference optimum and enabled direct validation of the formulated objective. Discretization sensitivity analysis showed that the selected design remained unchanged across the tested joint-space sampling intervals and at a finer workspace voxel resolution, while sensitivity was observed under coarse voxelization. Simulated annealing consistently recovered the reference optimum at higher sampling counts, and direct execution on D-Wave quantum annealing hardware also recovered the reference optimum under all tested sampling conditions. These results demonstrate that the proposed formulation provides a common QUBO representation for constrained robotic hand kinematic structure selection and enables evaluation using exhaustive, classical annealing, and quantum annealing approaches.

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arXiv:2605.15510 [cs.RO]

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