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Zhenning Zhou

5 accepted papers

2025

DCT-Diffusion: Depth Completion for Transparent Objects with Diffusion Denoising Approach

IROS 2025

Transparent objects are common in industrial automation and daily life. However, accurate visual perception of these objects remains challenging due to their reflective and refractive properties. Most previous studies fail to capture contextual information or typically rely on regression-based metho

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2024

A Robust and Efficient Robotic Packing Pipeline with Dissipativity- Based Adaptive Impedance-Force Control

IROS 2024poster

For humans, dense bin packing heavily relies on force perception. However, current robotic packing studies only focus on the visual input or adopt auxiliary push-to-place actions to eliminate gaps, suffering from high time expenditure and poor robustness. To address such limitations, we first introd…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2024

FGCT6D: Frequency-Guided CNN-Transformer Fusion Network for Metal Parts' Robust 6D Pose Estimation

RA-L 2024

The 6D pose estimation for metal parts is essential in industrial robotic applications. The color homogeneity, texture-less and light-reflecting properties of metal parts raise great challenges. Current 6D pose estimation methods have gained extensive concern using CNNs. However, these CNN-based met

Cited by 9SourceScholar
2023

AAGDN: Attention-Augmented Grasp Detection Network Based on Coordinate Attention and Effective Feature Fusion Method

RA-L 2023

High-precision robotic grasping is necessary for extensive grasping applications in the future. Most previous grasp detection methods fail to pay enough attention to learn grasp-related features and the detection accuracy is limited. In this letter, a novel attention-augmented grasp detection networ

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2023

Grasp Stability Assessment Through Attention-Guided Cross-Modality Fusion and Transfer Learning

IROS 2023poster

Extensive research has been conducted on assessing grasp stability, a crucial prerequisite for achieving optimal grasping strategies, including the minimum force grasping policy. However, existing works employ basic feature-level fusion techniques to combine visual and tactile modalities, resulting…

Cited by 9SourceScholar