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Adrian Zwiener

3 accepted papers

2019

ARMCL: ARM Contact point Localization via Monte Carlo Localization

IROS 2019poster

Detecting and localizing contacts acting on a manipulator is a relevant problem for manipulation tasks like grasping, since contact information can be helpful for recovering from collisions or for improving the grasping performance itself. In this work, we present a solution for contact point locali…

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2019

MuSe: Multi-Sensor Integration Strategies Applied to Sequential Monte Carlo Methods

IROS 2019poster

Recursive state estimation is often used to estimate a probability density function of a specific state, e.g. a robot's pose, over time. Compared to Kalman filters, Sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) methods are less constrained in regard to state propagation and update model definition, which makes it ea…

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2018

Contact Point Localization for Articulated Manipulators with Proprioceptive Sensors and Machine Learning

ICRA 2018poster

A model-based Machine Learning (ML) approach is presented to detect and localize external contacts on a 6 degree of freedom (DoF) serial manipulator. This approach only requires the use of proprioceptive sensors (joint positions, velocities and one-dimensional (ID) joint torques already available in…

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