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Michael Schreiber

6 accepted papers

2024

HortiBot: An Adaptive Multi-Arm System for Robotic Horticulture of Sweet Peppers

IROS 2024poster

Horticultural tasks such as pruning and selective harvesting are labor intensive and horticultural staff are hard to find. Automating these tasks is challenging due to the semi-structured greenhouse workspaces, changing environmental conditions such as lighting, dense plant growth with many occlusio…

Cited by 8SourceScholar
2021

NimbRo Avatar: Interactive Immersive Telepresence with Force-Feedback Telemanipulation

IROS 2021poster

Robotic avatars promise immersive teleoperation with human-like manipulation and communication capabilities. We present such an avatar system, based on the key components of immersive 3D visualization and transparent force-feedback telemanipulation. Our avatar robot features an anthropomorphic biman…

Cited by 72SourceScholar
2018

Fast Object Learning and Dual-arm Coordination for Cluttered Stowing, Picking, and Packing

ICRA 2018poster

Robotic picking from cluttered bins is a demanding task, for which Amazon Robotics holds challenges. The 2017 Amazon Robotics Challenge (ARC) required stowing items into a storage system, picking specific items, and packing them into boxes. In this paper, we describe the entry of team NimbRo Picking…

Cited by 107SourceScholar
2017

NimbRo picking: Versatile part handling for warehouse automation

ICRA 2017poster

Part handling in warehouse automation is challenging if a large variety of items must be accommodated and items are stored in unordered piles. To foster research in this domain, Amazon holds picking challenges. We present our system which achieved second and third place in the Amazon Picking Challen…

Cited by 108SourceScholar
2016

Hybrid driving-stepping locomotion with the wheeled-legged robot Momaro

ICRA 2016

Locomotion in uneven terrain is important for a wide range of robotic applications, including Search&Rescue operations. Our mobile manipulation robot Momaro features a unique locomotion design consisting of four legs ending in pairs of steerable wheels, allowing the robot to omnidirectionally drive

Cited by 61SourceScholar