Admittance Visuomotor Policy Learning for General-Purpose Contact-Rich Manipulations

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Hauptverfasser: Zhou, Bo, Jiao, Ruixuan, Li, Yi, Yuan, Xiaogang, Fang, Fang, Li, Shihua
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author Zhou, Bo
Jiao, Ruixuan
Li, Yi
Yuan, Xiaogang
Fang, Fang
Li, Shihua
author_facet Zhou, Bo
Jiao, Ruixuan
Li, Yi
Yuan, Xiaogang
Fang, Fang
Li, Shihua
contents Contact force in contact-rich environments is an essential modality for robots to perform general-purpose manipulation tasks, as it provides information to compensate for the deficiencies of visual and proprioceptive data in collision perception, high-precision grasping, and efficient manipulation. In this paper, we propose an admittance visuomotor policy framework for continuous, general-purpose, contact-rich manipulations. During demonstrations, we designed a low-cost, user-friendly teleoperation system with contact interaction, aiming to gather compliant robot demonstrations and accelerate the data collection process. During training and inference, we propose a diffusion-based model to plan action trajectories and desired contact forces from multimodal observation that includes contact force, vision and proprioception. We utilize an admittance controller for compliance action execution. A comparative evaluation with two state-of-the-art methods was conducted on five challenging tasks, each focusing on different action primitives, to demonstrate our framework's generalization capabilities. Results show our framework achieves the highest success rate and exhibits smoother and more efficient contact compared to other methods, the contact force required to complete each tasks was reduced on average by 48.8%, and the success rate was increased on average by 15.3%. Videos are available at https://ryanjiao.github.io/AdmitDiffPolicy/.
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spellingShingle Admittance Visuomotor Policy Learning for General-Purpose Contact-Rich Manipulations
Zhou, Bo
Jiao, Ruixuan
Li, Yi
Yuan, Xiaogang
Fang, Fang
Li, Shihua
Robotics
Contact force in contact-rich environments is an essential modality for robots to perform general-purpose manipulation tasks, as it provides information to compensate for the deficiencies of visual and proprioceptive data in collision perception, high-precision grasping, and efficient manipulation. In this paper, we propose an admittance visuomotor policy framework for continuous, general-purpose, contact-rich manipulations. During demonstrations, we designed a low-cost, user-friendly teleoperation system with contact interaction, aiming to gather compliant robot demonstrations and accelerate the data collection process. During training and inference, we propose a diffusion-based model to plan action trajectories and desired contact forces from multimodal observation that includes contact force, vision and proprioception. We utilize an admittance controller for compliance action execution. A comparative evaluation with two state-of-the-art methods was conducted on five challenging tasks, each focusing on different action primitives, to demonstrate our framework's generalization capabilities. Results show our framework achieves the highest success rate and exhibits smoother and more efficient contact compared to other methods, the contact force required to complete each tasks was reduced on average by 48.8%, and the success rate was increased on average by 15.3%. Videos are available at https://ryanjiao.github.io/AdmitDiffPolicy/.
title Admittance Visuomotor Policy Learning for General-Purpose Contact-Rich Manipulations
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14440