Generative Attention Learning: a “GenerAL” framework for high-performance multi-fingered grasping in clutter
Generative Attention Learning: a “GenerAL” framework for high-performance multi-fingered grasping in clutter
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DOI:
10.1007/s10514-020-09907-y
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发表时间:
2020-02
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Bohan Wu;Iretiayo Akinola;Abhi Gupta;Feng Xu;Jacob Varley;David Watkins-Valls;P. Allen
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作者:
Bohan Wu;Iretiayo Akinola;Abhi Gupta;Feng Xu;Jacob Varley;David Watkins-Valls;P. Allen
Generative Attention Learning (GenerAL) is a framework for high-DOF multi-fingered grasping that is not only robust to dense clutter and novel objects but also effective with a variety of different parallel-jaw and multi-fingered robot hands. This framework introduces a novel attention mechanism that substantially improves the grasp success rate in clutter. Its generative nature allows the learning of full-DOF grasps with flexible end-effector positions and orientations, as well as all finger joint angles of the hand. Trained purely in simulation, this framework skillfully closes the sim-to-real gap. To close the visual sim-to-real gap, this framework uses a single depth image as input. To close the dynamics sim-to-real gap, this framework circumvents continuous motor control with a direct mapping from pixel to Cartesian space inferred from the same depth image. Finally, this framework demonstrates inter-robot generality by achieving overreal-world grasp success rates in cluttered scenes with novel objects using two multi-fingered robotic hand-arm systems with different degrees of freedom.