Interpreting Behaviors and Geometric Constraints as Knowledge Graphs for Robot Manipulation Control
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| author | Jiang, Chen Wang, Allie Jagersand, Martin |
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| contents | In this paper, we investigate the feasibility of using knowledge graphs to interpret actions and behaviors for robot manipulation control. Equipped with an uncalibrated visual servoing controller, we propose to use robot knowledge graphs to unify behavior trees and geometric constraints, conceptualizing robot manipulation control as semantic events. The robot knowledge graphs not only preserve the advantages of behavior trees in scripting actions and behaviors, but also offer additional benefits of mapping natural interactions between concepts and events, which enable knowledgeable explanations of the manipulation contexts. Through real-world evaluations, we demonstrate the flexibility of the robot knowledge graphs to support explainable robot manipulation control. |
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| spellingShingle | Interpreting Behaviors and Geometric Constraints as Knowledge Graphs for Robot Manipulation Control Jiang, Chen Wang, Allie Jagersand, Martin Robotics In this paper, we investigate the feasibility of using knowledge graphs to interpret actions and behaviors for robot manipulation control. Equipped with an uncalibrated visual servoing controller, we propose to use robot knowledge graphs to unify behavior trees and geometric constraints, conceptualizing robot manipulation control as semantic events. The robot knowledge graphs not only preserve the advantages of behavior trees in scripting actions and behaviors, but also offer additional benefits of mapping natural interactions between concepts and events, which enable knowledgeable explanations of the manipulation contexts. Through real-world evaluations, we demonstrate the flexibility of the robot knowledge graphs to support explainable robot manipulation control. |
| title | Interpreting Behaviors and Geometric Constraints as Knowledge Graphs for Robot Manipulation Control |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.03932 |