Pose Estimation of a Small Connector Attached to the Tip of a Cable Sticking Out of a Circuit Board

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Abstract

In this study, we present the pose estimation of a small connector attached to the tip of a cable sticking out from a circuit board. Since such connectors are generally small and float in various configurations on their workpieces, it is difficult to achieve automation of grasping and inserting the connector into the corre-sponding socket. We focus on the task of grasping a connector and propose methods for detecting the loca-tion of the connector and estimating its 6DoF pose. In this regard, we use a high-precision three-dimensional digitizer to capture the object point cloud and combine several methods, such as deep learning and registra-tion, to perform data processing. We conducted grasp experiments on several connectors using an actual industrial robot and confirmed the effectiveness of our approach in terms of pose estimation.

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Ying, C., Mo, Y., Matsuura, Y., & Yamazaki, K. (2022). Pose Estimation of a Small Connector Attached to the Tip of a Cable Sticking Out of a Circuit Board. International Journal of Automation Technology, 16(2), 208–217. https://doi.org/10.20965/ijat.2022.p0208

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