In this work, a supervised learning strategy has been applied in conjunction with a control strategy to provide anthropomorphic hand-arm systems with autonomous grasping capabilities. Both learning and control algorithms have been developed in a synergy-basedframework in order to address issues related to high dimension of the configuration space, that typically characterizes robotic hands and arms with humanlike kinematics. An experimental setup has been built to learn hand-arm motion from humans during reaching and grasping tasks. Then, a Neural Network (NN) has been realized to generalize the grasps learned by imitation. Since the NN approximates the relationship between the object characteristics and the grasp configuration of the hand-arm system, a synergy-based control strategy has been applied to overcome planning errors. The reach-to-grasp strategy has been tested on a setup constituted by the KUKA LWR 4+Arm and the SCHUNK 5-Finger Hand.
Learning Grasps in a Synergy-based Framework / Ficuciello, Fanny; Zaccara, Damiano; Siciliano, Bruno. - 1:(2017), pp. 125-135. [10.1007/978-3-319-50115-4_12]
Learning Grasps in a Synergy-based Framework
Fanny Ficuciello;Damiano Zaccara;Bruno Siciliano
2017
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In this work, a supervised learning strategy has been applied in conjunction with a control strategy to provide anthropomorphic hand-arm systems with autonomous grasping capabilities. Both learning and control algorithms have been developed in a synergy-basedframework in order to address issues related to high dimension of the configuration space, that typically characterizes robotic hands and arms with humanlike kinematics. An experimental setup has been built to learn hand-arm motion from humans during reaching and grasping tasks. Then, a Neural Network (NN) has been realized to generalize the grasps learned by imitation. Since the NN approximates the relationship between the object characteristics and the grasp configuration of the hand-arm system, a synergy-based control strategy has been applied to overcome planning errors. The reach-to-grasp strategy has been tested on a setup constituted by the KUKA LWR 4+Arm and the SCHUNK 5-Finger Hand.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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