Learning Instruction-Guided Manipulation Affordance via Large Models for Embodied Robotic Tasks

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Autores principales: Li, Dayou, Zhao, Chenkun, Yang, Shuo, Ma, Lin, Li, Yibin, Zhang, Wei
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author Li, Dayou
Zhao, Chenkun
Yang, Shuo
Ma, Lin
Li, Yibin
Zhang, Wei
author_facet Li, Dayou
Zhao, Chenkun
Yang, Shuo
Ma, Lin
Li, Yibin
Zhang, Wei
contents We study the task of language instruction-guided robotic manipulation, in which an embodied robot is supposed to manipulate the target objects based on the language instructions. In previous studies, the predicted manipulation regions of the target object typically do not change with specification from the language instructions, which means that the language perception and manipulation prediction are separate. However, in human behavioral patterns, the manipulation regions of the same object will change for different language instructions. In this paper, we propose Instruction-Guided Affordance Net (IGANet) for predicting affordance maps of instruction-guided robotic manipulation tasks by utilizing powerful priors from vision and language encoders pre-trained on large-scale datasets. We develop a Vison-Language-Models(VLMs)-based data augmentation pipeline, which can generate a large amount of data automatically for model training. Besides, with the help of Large-Language-Models(LLMs), actions can be effectively executed to finish the tasks defined by instructions. A series of real-world experiments revealed that our method can achieve better performance with generated data. Moreover, our model can generalize better to scenarios with unseen objects and language instructions.
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spellingShingle Learning Instruction-Guided Manipulation Affordance via Large Models for Embodied Robotic Tasks
Li, Dayou
Zhao, Chenkun
Yang, Shuo
Ma, Lin
Li, Yibin
Zhang, Wei
Robotics
We study the task of language instruction-guided robotic manipulation, in which an embodied robot is supposed to manipulate the target objects based on the language instructions. In previous studies, the predicted manipulation regions of the target object typically do not change with specification from the language instructions, which means that the language perception and manipulation prediction are separate. However, in human behavioral patterns, the manipulation regions of the same object will change for different language instructions. In this paper, we propose Instruction-Guided Affordance Net (IGANet) for predicting affordance maps of instruction-guided robotic manipulation tasks by utilizing powerful priors from vision and language encoders pre-trained on large-scale datasets. We develop a Vison-Language-Models(VLMs)-based data augmentation pipeline, which can generate a large amount of data automatically for model training. Besides, with the help of Large-Language-Models(LLMs), actions can be effectively executed to finish the tasks defined by instructions. A series of real-world experiments revealed that our method can achieve better performance with generated data. Moreover, our model can generalize better to scenarios with unseen objects and language instructions.
title Learning Instruction-Guided Manipulation Affordance via Large Models for Embodied Robotic Tasks
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.10658