Towards Cross-device and Training-free Robotic Grasping in 3D Open World

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.18133v1
• Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2024 08:23:28 GMT
• Title: Towards Cross-device and Training-free Robotic Grasping in 3D Open World
• Authors: Weiguang Zhao, Chenru Jiang, Chengrui Zhang, Jie Sun, Yuyao Yan, Rui Zhang, Kaizhu Huang,
• Abstract summary: This paper presents a novel pipeline capable of executing object grasping tasks in open-world scenarios without the necessity for training. We propose to engage a training-free binary clustering algorithm that improves segmentation precision and possesses the capability to cluster and localize unseen objects for executing grasping operations.
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• Abstract: Robotic grasping in the open world is a critical component of manufacturing and automation processes. While numerous existing approaches depend on 2D segmentation output to facilitate the grasping procedure, accurately determining depth from 2D imagery remains a challenge, often leading to limited performance in complex stacking scenarios. In contrast, techniques utilizing 3D point cloud data inherently capture depth information, thus enabling adeptly navigating and manipulating a diverse range of complex stacking scenes. However, such efforts are considerably hindered by the variance in data capture devices and the unstructured nature of the data, which limits their generalizability. Consequently, much research is narrowly concentrated on managing designated objects within specific settings, which confines their real-world applicability. This paper presents a novel pipeline capable of executing object grasping tasks in open-world scenarios even on previously unseen objects without the necessity for training. Additionally, our pipeline supports the flexible use of different 3D point cloud segmentation models across a variety of scenes. Leveraging the segmentation results, we propose to engage a training-free binary clustering algorithm that not only improves segmentation precision but also possesses the capability to cluster and localize unseen objects for executing grasping operations. In our experiments, we investigate a range of open-world scenarios, and the outcomes underscore the remarkable robustness and generalizability of our pipeline, consistent across various environments, robots, cameras, and objects. The code will be made available upon acceptance of the paper.

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