3 accepted papers
We address the problem of devising the means for a robot to rapidly and safely learn insertion skills with just a few human interventions and without hand-crafted rewards or demonstrations. Our InsertionNet version 2.0 provides an improved technique to robustly cope with a wide range of use-cases fe…
Complicated assembly processes can be described as a sequence of two main activities: grasping and insertion. While general grasping solutions are common in industry, insertion is still only applicable to small subsets of problems, mainly ones involving simple shapes in fixed locations and in which
Contact-rich assembly tasks may result in large and unpredictable forces and torques when the locations of the contacting parts are uncertain. The ability to correct the trajectory in response to haptic feedback and accomplish the task despite location uncertainties is an important skill. We hypothe…