Zero-Shot Parameter Learning of Robot Dynamics Using Bayesian Statistics and Prior Knowledge
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| author | Reiners, Carsten Trinh, Minh Gründel, Lukas Tauchmann, Sven Bitterolf, David Petrovic, Oliver Brecher, Christian |
| author_facet | Reiners, Carsten Trinh, Minh Gründel, Lukas Tauchmann, Sven Bitterolf, David Petrovic, Oliver Brecher, Christian |
| contents | Inertial parameter identification of industrial robots is an established process, but standard methods using Least Squares or Machine Learning do not consider prior information about the robot and require extensive measurements. Inspired by Bayesian statistics, this paper presents an identification method with improved generalization that incorporates prior knowledge and is able to learn with only a few or without additional measurements (Zero-Shot Learning). Furthermore, our method is able to correctly learn not only the inertial but also the mechanical and base parameters of the MABI Max 100 robot while ensuring physical feasibility and specifying the confidence intervals of the results. We also provide different types of priors for serial robots with 6 degrees of freedom, where datasheets or CAD models are not available. |
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| spellingShingle | Zero-Shot Parameter Learning of Robot Dynamics Using Bayesian Statistics and Prior Knowledge Reiners, Carsten Trinh, Minh Gründel, Lukas Tauchmann, Sven Bitterolf, David Petrovic, Oliver Brecher, Christian Robotics Systems and Control Inertial parameter identification of industrial robots is an established process, but standard methods using Least Squares or Machine Learning do not consider prior information about the robot and require extensive measurements. Inspired by Bayesian statistics, this paper presents an identification method with improved generalization that incorporates prior knowledge and is able to learn with only a few or without additional measurements (Zero-Shot Learning). Furthermore, our method is able to correctly learn not only the inertial but also the mechanical and base parameters of the MABI Max 100 robot while ensuring physical feasibility and specifying the confidence intervals of the results. We also provide different types of priors for serial robots with 6 degrees of freedom, where datasheets or CAD models are not available. |
| title | Zero-Shot Parameter Learning of Robot Dynamics Using Bayesian Statistics and Prior Knowledge |
| topic | Robotics Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.19350 |