A Multiview Recognition Method of Predefined Objects for Robot Assembly Using Deep Learning and Its Implementation on an FPGA

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Abstract

The process of recognizing manufacturing parts in real time requires fast, accurate, small, and low-power-consumption sensors. Here, we describe a method to extract descriptors from several objects observed from a wide range of angles in a three-dimensional space. These descriptors define the dataset, which allows for the training and further validation of a convolutional neural network. The classification is implemented in reconfigurable hardware in an embedded system with an RGB sensor and the processing unit. The system achieved an accuracy of 96.67% and a speed 2.25× faster than the results reported for state-of-the-art solutions. Our proposal is 655 times faster than implementation on a PC. The presented embedded system meets the criteria of real-time video processing and it is suitable as an enhancement for the hand of a robotic arm in an intelligent manufacturing cell.

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Lomas-Barrie, V., Silva-Flores, R., Neme, A., & Pena-Cabrera, M. (2022). A Multiview Recognition Method of Predefined Objects for Robot Assembly Using Deep Learning and Its Implementation on an FPGA. Electronics (Switzerland), 11(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11050696

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