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Handey: A robot system that recognizes, plans, and manipulates

Tomás Lozano‐Pérez, Joseph L. Jones, Emmanuel Mazer, Patrick A. O'Donnell, W. Eric L. Grimson, P. Tournassoud, Alain Lanusse

Year
2005
Citations
157

Abstract

We describe a robot system capable of locating a part in an unstructured pile of objects, choose a grasp on the part, plan a motion to reach the part safely, and plan a motion to place the part at a commanded position. The system requires as input a polyhedral world model including models of the part to be manipulated, the robot arm, and any other fixed objects in the environment. In addition, the system builds a depth map, using structured light, of the area where the part is to be found initially. Any other objects present in that area do not have to be modeled.

Keywords

GRASPPlan (archaeology)RobotComputer scienceMotion (physics)Artificial intelligencePosition (finance)Computer visionMotion planningHuman–computer interaction

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