RoboPack: Learning Tactile-Informed Dynamics Models for Dense Packing
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| author | Ai, Bo Tian, Stephen Shi, Haochen Wang, Yixuan Tan, Cheston Li, Yunzhu Wu, Jiajun |
| author_facet | Ai, Bo Tian, Stephen Shi, Haochen Wang, Yixuan Tan, Cheston Li, Yunzhu Wu, Jiajun |
| contents | Tactile feedback is critical for understanding the dynamics of both rigid and deformable objects in many manipulation tasks, such as non-prehensile manipulation and dense packing. We introduce an approach that combines visual and tactile sensing for robotic manipulation by learning a neural, tactile-informed dynamics model. Our proposed framework, RoboPack, employs a recurrent graph neural network to estimate object states, including particles and object-level latent physics information, from historical visuo-tactile observations and to perform future state predictions. Our tactile-informed dynamics model, learned from real-world data, can solve downstream robotics tasks with model-predictive control. We demonstrate our approach on a real robot equipped with a compliant Soft-Bubble tactile sensor on non-prehensile manipulation and dense packing tasks, where the robot must infer the physics properties of objects from direct and indirect interactions. Trained on only an average of 30 minutes of real-world interaction data per task, our model can perform online adaptation and make touch-informed predictions. Through extensive evaluations in both long-horizon dynamics prediction and real-world manipulation, our method demonstrates superior effectiveness compared to previous learning-based and physics-based simulation systems. |
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| spellingShingle | RoboPack: Learning Tactile-Informed Dynamics Models for Dense Packing Ai, Bo Tian, Stephen Shi, Haochen Wang, Yixuan Tan, Cheston Li, Yunzhu Wu, Jiajun Robotics Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning I.2.9; I.2.6; I.2.10 Tactile feedback is critical for understanding the dynamics of both rigid and deformable objects in many manipulation tasks, such as non-prehensile manipulation and dense packing. We introduce an approach that combines visual and tactile sensing for robotic manipulation by learning a neural, tactile-informed dynamics model. Our proposed framework, RoboPack, employs a recurrent graph neural network to estimate object states, including particles and object-level latent physics information, from historical visuo-tactile observations and to perform future state predictions. Our tactile-informed dynamics model, learned from real-world data, can solve downstream robotics tasks with model-predictive control. We demonstrate our approach on a real robot equipped with a compliant Soft-Bubble tactile sensor on non-prehensile manipulation and dense packing tasks, where the robot must infer the physics properties of objects from direct and indirect interactions. Trained on only an average of 30 minutes of real-world interaction data per task, our model can perform online adaptation and make touch-informed predictions. Through extensive evaluations in both long-horizon dynamics prediction and real-world manipulation, our method demonstrates superior effectiveness compared to previous learning-based and physics-based simulation systems. |
| title | RoboPack: Learning Tactile-Informed Dynamics Models for Dense Packing |
| topic | Robotics Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning I.2.9; I.2.6; I.2.10 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.01418 |