End-to-End Learning of Object Grasp Poses in the Amazon Robotics Challenge

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The Amazon Robotics Challenge (ARC) is a robotics competition aimed to advance warehouse automation. One of the engineering challenges is making the system 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 a convolutional neural network with an RGB-D image as input. Through our entry in ARC 2016, we show the effectiveness of our method and the robustness of our network model to a large variety of object types in dense and unstructured environments wherein occlusions are possible.

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Matsumoto, E., Saito, M., Kume, A., & Tan, J. (2020). End-to-End Learning of Object Grasp Poses in the Amazon Robotics Challenge. In Advances on Robotic Item Picking: Applications in Warehousing and E-Commerce Fulfillment (pp. 63–72). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-35679-8_6

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