Robotic manipulation of 2D deformable objects is a difficult problem largely because such objects typically have infinite-dimensional configuration spaces and are too computationally expensive to simulate in the inner-loop of a motion planner.The problem we address is as follows: Given a robot model, the shape of a piece of cloth in a spread-out configuration on a horizontal table, and a final folded configuration specified by a sequence of g-folds, output a sequence of robot motions that achieve the final folded configuration or report that none exists, taking into account the kinematics constraints. We make this optimal on execution time.
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Lakshmanan, K., Sachdev, A., Xie, Z., Berenson, D., Goldberg, K., & Abbeel, P. (2013). A Constraint-Aware Motion Planning Algorithm for Robotic Folding of Clothes (pp. 547–562). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00065-7_37
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