MANIPULATION
Probabilistic Models of Object Geometry for Grasp Planning
Jared Glover, Daniela Rus, Nicholas Roy
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 42
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Robot manipulators generally rely on complete knowledge of object geometry in order to plan motions and compute successful grasps. However, manipulating real-world objects poses a substantial modelling challenge. New instances of known object classes may vary from learned models. Objects that are not perfectly rigid may appear in new configurations that do not match any of the known geometries.
Keywords
GRASPComputer scienceProbabilistic logicObject (grammar)Computational geometryArtificial intelligenceSolid modelingComputer visionGeometryMathematics
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