Titlebook: Advances on Robotic Item Picking; Applications in Ware Albert Causo,Joseph Durham,Alberto Rodriguez Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0733-7hing and grasping objects deep inside the shelve bins. Given limited resources we come up with a simple design, a custom-made mechanism to bring objects to the edge of the shelve bins. During trials we explored both image-based visual servoing and Kinect RGB-D vision. The former, while precise, reli

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Human–Computer Interaction Seriesd be able to pick objects with various shape, size, and physical properties. It was shown that soft robots, thanks to the elasticity included in their structure in design, are adaptable to grasp different objects and robust to interact in unstructured environments. In this paper, we present a soft r

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Multiple Virtual Human Interactions necessary. However, the presence of non-target items in the same bin could result in misidentification and wrong picking. This paper presents a method that uses RGB-D image data from a training image library to improve identity estimation likelihood for each object class. Global features extracted

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Samuel Lemercier,Daniel Thalmannlated a warehouse automation scenario, was divided into two parts: a ., where the robot picks items from a shelf and places them into a tote, and a ., where the robot picks items from a tote and places them in a shelf. We describe our approach to the problem starting with a high-level overview of th

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Parameterized Facial Modelling and Animationystem robust to and being able to handle a wide variety of objects, as would be the case in a real warehouse. In this paper, we shortly describe our system used in ARC featuring a method to obtain object grasp poses containing the location of the object as well as orientation for the grasp by using

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