This paper addresses the problem of copying an unknown assembly of primitives with known shape and appearance using information extracted from a single photograph by an off-the-shelf procedure for object detection and pose estimation. The proposed algorithm uses a simple combination of physical stability constraints, convex optimization and Monte Carlo tree search to plan assemblies as sequences of pick-and-place operations represented by STRIPS operators. It is efficient and, most importantly, robust to the errors in object detection and pose estimation unavoidable in any real robotic system. The proposed approach is demonstrated with thorough experiments on a UR5 manipulator.
翻译:本文论述利用通过现成的物体探测和估计程序从一张照片中提取的信息复制一个已知形状和外观的未知原始物组的问题,拟议的算法使用一种简单的组合,即物理稳定性限制、曲线优化和蒙特卡洛树搜索,作为STRIP操作员代表的选址作业的顺序来规划组装,这是高效的,而且最重要的是,能够抵御物体探测中的错误,并给任何真正的机器人系统造成不可避免的估计,拟议的方法通过对UR5操纵器的彻底试验加以证明。