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Crowdsourcing the construction of a 3D object recognition database for robotic grasping

David Kent, Morteza Behrooz, Sonia Chernova

Year
2014
Citations
18

Abstract

Object recognition and manipulation are critical in enabling robots to interact with objects in a household environment. Construction of 3D object recognition databases is time and resource intensive, often requiring specialized equipment, and is therefore difficult to apply to robots in the field. We present a system for constructing object models for 3D object recognition and manipulation made possible by advances in web robotics. The database consists of point clouds generated using a novel iterative point cloud registration algorithm, which includes the potential to encode manipulation data and usability characteristics. We validate the system with a crowdsourcing user study and object recognition system designed to work with our object recognition database.

Keywords

Computer scienceCognitive neuroscience of visual object recognition3D single-object recognitionObject (grammar)Point cloudArtificial intelligenceCrowdsourcingRoboticsUsabilityRobot

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