Semi-Infinite Programming with Complementarity Constraints for Pose Optimization with Pervasive Contact
Semi-Infinite Programming with Complementarity Constraints for Pose Optimization with Pervasive Contact
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10.1109/icra48506.2021.9561609
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2021-05
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Mengchao Zhang;Kris K. Hauser
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作者:
Mengchao Zhang;Kris K. Hauser
This paper presents a novel computational model to address the problem that contact is an infinite phenomena involving continuous regions of interaction. The problem is cast as a semi-infinite program with complementarity constraints (SIPCC). Rather than pre-discretize contacting surfaces into a finite number of contact points, we use semi-infinite programming (SIP) techniques that operate on the underlying continuous geometry, but dynamically determine a finite number of constraints that are most relevant to solving the problem. Then we solve the series of problems whose solutions converge toward one that contains a true optimum of the original SIPCC. We apply the model to a grasping pose optimization problem for a gripper and a humanoid robot, and our model enables the robots to find a feasible pose to hold (non-)convex objects while ensuring force and torque balance.