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This study explores robotic grasping techniques that leverage multiple contact points to enhance object manipulation. We analyze various features affecting grasp performance, including distance between contact points, depth variations, and issues caused by shadows. Our approach involves ranking grasp points using algorithms optimized for top pairs, aiming for effective collision detection and improved grasp point selection. Experimental results demonstrate the advantages of our optimization metrics and new features, showcasing the practical implications through offline experiments and video documentation.
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Quoc V. Le, David Kamm, Arda Kara, Andrew Y. Ng Learning to grasp objects with multiple contact points
Robotic grasping Saxena et al, IJRR (2008) Saxena et al, AAAI (2008) Barrett Hand
Data Image data Depth data Quigley et al, ICRA 2009
Features Good So So Bad
Problems Shadows Different objects
More features • Distance between contact points • Depth variations and image variations • Collision detection
Grasp point ranking • Use ranking algorithms for ranking grasp points • Optimize metric that focuses on the top pairs
Offline experiments • Advantages of optimization metric • Advantages of new features