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Yuji Yamakawa

12 accepted papers

2026

A 3D Vision-Based Framework for Teleoperation and Dynamic Catching With a High-Speed Multi-Fingered Hand

RA-L 2026

Driven by significant advancements in structure, sensors, and control algorithms, multi-fingered hand systems have received increasing attention from both academia and industry. While existing research primarily focuses on the interaction static rigid objects manipulation, real-world scenarios often

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2026

Markerless Hand-Eye Calibration by Flange Ellipse Detection

ICRA 2026poster

This paper proposes a simple yet effective markerless hand-eye calibration method that achieves low cost, high accuracy, and strong generalization across different types of robots. The method utilizes a circular flange, a standardized structure in industrial robots, for calibration via the perspecti…

Cited by 0Scholar
2026

Toward Simplicity and Practicality: A Novel Framework and Guidance for Robotic Table Tennis Applications

RA-L 2026

Although many impressive advances have been reported in the table tennis robots field using reinforcement learning method, challenges related to policy complexity and adaptability continue to hinder large-scale deployment and practical applications. In this work, building upon extensive prior studie

Cited by 0SourcecodeScholar
2025

SEAL: A Sample-Efficient Adjustment-Learning Method for Table Tennis Robot Serve

ICRA 2025

Table tennis robots have significantly advanced in performance owing to the rapid progress in deep learning and reinforcement learning technologies. However, these advancements often require a large number of training samples. Besides, research focused on the robot serve task remains relatively limi

Cited by 1SourceScholar
2023

One-Shot Affordance Learning (OSAL): Learning to Manipulate Articulated Objects by Observing Once

IROS 2023poster

We present One-Shot Affordance Learning (OSAL): a unified pipeline that learns manipulation for articulated objects by observing human demonstration only once. The key idea of our method is to embody affordance of articulated objects with an open-loop trajectory conditioned on a certain area of the…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2018

Rubik's Cube Handling Using a High-Speed Multi-Fingered Hand and a High-Speed Vision System

IROS 2018poster

The regrasping function of a robotic hand and arm has been investigated by many studies. Dynamic regrasping is performed by accelerating objects and it has the advantage of being able to perform the regrasp function at high speed. However, the difficulty of increasing the success rate is a persisten…

Cited by 21SourceScholar
2016

High-performance robotic contour tracking based on the dynamic compensation concept

ICRA 2016

This paper focuses on high-performance robotic contour tracking under the uncertainties that commonly exist in actual robotic applications. These uncertainties can be attributed to the robot itself (such as modeling errors or mechanical defects like backlash) or to environmental issues (such as cali

Cited by 16SourceScholar
2015

Development of fast-response master-slave system using high-speed non-contact 3D sensing and high-speed robot hand

IROS 2015poster

In this paper we focus on master-slave robot hand systems that can realize non-contact sensing and intuitive mapping between human hand motion and robot hand motion. Such a master-slave robot hand system can be effective from a viewpoint of usability. However, conventional systems are not able to ad…

Cited by 7SourceScholar
2015

Robotic needle threading manipulation based on high-speed motion strategy using high-speed visual feedback

IROS 2015poster

Realizing accurate robotic manipulation of flexible objects is very challenging. It asks for dexterous manipulation skill, and demands good adaptation to dynamic uncertainties due to deformation. Unlike traditional methods that basically depend on complex modeling, we follow the opposite approach by…

Cited by 8SourceScholar