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Dongwon Son

9 accepted papers

2024

An Intuitive Multi-Frequency Feature Representation for SO(3)-Equivariant Networks

ICLR 2024poster

The usage of 3D vision algorithms, such as shape reconstruction, remains limited because they require inputs to be at a fixed canonical rotation. Recently, a simple equivariant network, Vector Neuron (VN) has been proposed that can be easily used with the state-of-the-art 3D neural network (NN) arch…

Cited by 1SourcePDFScholar
2023

Local object crop collision network for efficient simulation of non-convex objects in GPU-based simulators

RSS 2023poster

Our goal is to develop an efficient contact detection algorithm for large-scale GPU-based simulation of non-convex objects. Current GPU-based simulators such as IsaacGym [16] and Brax [11] must trade-off speed with fidelity, generality, or both when simulating non-convex objects. Their main issue li…

Cited by 5SourcePDFScholar
2023

Preference learning for guiding the tree search in continuous POMDPs

CoRL 2023poster

A robot operating in a partially observable environment must perform sensing actions to achieve a goal, such as clearing the objects in front of a shelf to better localize a target object at the back, and estimate its shape for grasping. A POMDP is a principled framework for enabling robots to perfo…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2021

Reinforcement Learning for Vision-based Object Manipulation with Non-parametric Policy and Action Primitives

IROS 2021poster

The object manipulation is a crucial ability for a service robot, but it is hard to solve with reinforcement learning due to some reasons such as sample efficiency. In this paper, to tackle this object manipulation, we propose a novel framework, AP-NPQL (Non-Parametric Q Learning with Action Primiti…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2018

LASDRA: Large-Size Aerial Skeleton System with Distributed Rotor Actuation

ICRA 2018poster

Electrical motor and hydraulic actuation widely-used in robotics are “internal actuation” with their actuators sitting at the joint between two links. This internal actuation is fundamentally limiting to construct a large-size dexterously-articulated robot, since any external force (and its own link…

Cited by 68SourceScholar