This paper describes a method for robotic manipulation that uses direct image-space calculation of optical flow information for continuous real-time control of manipulative actions. State variables derived from optical flow measurements are described. The resulting approach is advantageous since it robustifies the system to changes in optical parameters and also simplifies the implementation needed to succeed in the task execution. Two reference tasks and their corresponding experiments are described: the insertion of a pen into a \u201ccap\u201d (the capping experiment) and the rotational point-contact pushing of an object of unknown shape, mass an friction to a specified goal point in the image-space
Vision allows one to react to rapid changes in the surrounding environment. The ability of animals t...
An algorithm is presented for using a robot system with a single camera to position in three-dimensi...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1994 Dr. Peter I. CorkeThis thesis addresses the use of m...
This paper describes a method for robotic manipulation that uses direct image-space calculation of o...
Sponsoring organization Title and subtitle Vision Guided Force Control in Robotics (Visuellt styrd k...
This paper presents a framework for robotic vision-based grasping task. We wish to consider a typica...
Vision allows one to react to rapid changes in the surrounding environment. The ability of animals t...
With the growing interest of integrating robotics into everyday life and industry, the requirements ...
Reactive motion planning and local navigation of robots remains a significant challenge in the motio...
We describe an unsupervised on-line method for learning of manipulative actions that allows a robot ...
We describe an unsupervised on-line method for learning of manipulative actions that allows a robot ...
A fundamental capability of any navigation system is the perception of potential contact with surfac...
While several automatic manipulation techniques have recently been developed for optical tweezer sys...
The Problem: The aim of this work is to develop algorithms that will be used for robust visual navig...
Visual servoing is a framework for achieving the tight coupling of camera movements and information ...
Vision allows one to react to rapid changes in the surrounding environment. The ability of animals t...
An algorithm is presented for using a robot system with a single camera to position in three-dimensi...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1994 Dr. Peter I. CorkeThis thesis addresses the use of m...
This paper describes a method for robotic manipulation that uses direct image-space calculation of o...
Sponsoring organization Title and subtitle Vision Guided Force Control in Robotics (Visuellt styrd k...
This paper presents a framework for robotic vision-based grasping task. We wish to consider a typica...
Vision allows one to react to rapid changes in the surrounding environment. The ability of animals t...
With the growing interest of integrating robotics into everyday life and industry, the requirements ...
Reactive motion planning and local navigation of robots remains a significant challenge in the motio...
We describe an unsupervised on-line method for learning of manipulative actions that allows a robot ...
We describe an unsupervised on-line method for learning of manipulative actions that allows a robot ...
A fundamental capability of any navigation system is the perception of potential contact with surfac...
While several automatic manipulation techniques have recently been developed for optical tweezer sys...
The Problem: The aim of this work is to develop algorithms that will be used for robust visual navig...
Visual servoing is a framework for achieving the tight coupling of camera movements and information ...
Vision allows one to react to rapid changes in the surrounding environment. The ability of animals t...
An algorithm is presented for using a robot system with a single camera to position in three-dimensi...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1994 Dr. Peter I. CorkeThis thesis addresses the use of m...