Videos

A few videos issued from various research projects.

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A few videos issued from various research projects.

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These videos are also shown within research projects, along with longer discussions of the research they illustrate.

Autonomous Climbing

Beautiful video of a field test we ran in Death Valley in December 2018:

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(IEEE Spectrum coverage, YouTube)

Part-based Grasp Generalization

Learning prototypical parts by which objects are often grasped, to the end of grasping novel objects. Please cite (Detry et al., 2013).

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Video illustrating the capabilities of a robot that learned how to grasp via the method illustrated in the video directly below.
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Video illustrating the part learning process.

Grasping Using Tactile And Visual Data

The robot learns what it feels like to grasp an object. This way, it can abort a grasp that feels unstable before lifting up (and potentially breaking) the object. Please cite (Bekiroglu et al., 2011; Hyttinen et al., 2015)

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Video illustrating pose- and touch-based grasp stability estimation.

Grasp Densities

Learning grasp affordance models through autonomous interaction. More information. Please cite (Detry et al., 2011).

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Video illustrating pose- and touch-based grasp stability estimation.

References

  1. Hyttinen-2015-ICRA-0.jpg
    Learning the Tactile Signatures of Prototypical Object Parts for Robust Part-based Grasping of Novel Objects.
    Emil Hyttinen, Danica Kragic, and Renaud Detry.
    In IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2015.
  2. Detry-2013-ICRA-0.jpg
    Learning a Dictionary of Prototypical Grasp-predicting Parts from Grasping Experience.
    Renaud Detry, Carl Henrik Ek, Marianna Madry, and Danica Kragic.
    In IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2013.
  3. Bekiroglu-2011-IROS-0.jpg
    Learning Tactile Characterizations Of Object- And Pose-specific Grasps.
    Yasemin Bekiroglu, Renaud Detry, and Danica Kragic.
    In IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 2011.
  4. Detry-2011-PJBR-0.jpg
    Learning Grasp Affordance Densities.
    R. Detry, D. Kraft, O. Kroemer, L. Bodenhagen, J. Peters, N. Krüger, and J. Piater.
    Paladyn. Journal of Behavioral Robotics, 2011.