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title: "📑 Paper on motion planning for contact published at IROS 2023!" | ||
description: CAT-RRT Motion Planning that Admits Contact One Link at a Time | ||
tags: [news] | ||
author: Nataliya Nechyporenko | ||
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Due to the strict nature of collision checking robots are limited in their ability to make contact with their surroundings. This makes is difficult to complete real-world tasks, such as: | ||
- Reaching in clutter | ||
- Rearranging objects | ||
- Navigating tight spaces | ||
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To address these issues, we present a novel sampling-based optimization planner named *Contact Admissible Transition-based RRT (CAT-RRT)*, which: | ||
- Uses a per-link cost heuristic to prioritize motion with links that are unrestricted by contact | ||
- Generates feasible trajectories that admit contact with objects | ||
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We show that this approach lead to paths with a better balance between path length, computation cost, and contact. | ||
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Take a look at the [project website](https://nataliya.dev/cat-rrt) for more information and supplementary material! | ||
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{% include image.html url="research/planning/cat-rrt-demos.png" %} | ||
<p style="text-align: center; font-style: italic; font-size: 20px;">Screenshots of CAT-RRT operating on a real-life robot. The planner allows the robot to make soft contact with the red balloon by mitigating the reliance on collision queries through a novel cost function.</p> | ||
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@inproceedings{nechyporenko2023catrrt, | ||
title={CAT-RRT: Motion Planning that Admits Contact One Linke at a Time}, | ||
author={Nechyporenko, Nataliya and Escobedo, Caleb and Kadekodi, Shreyas and Roncone, Alessandro}, | ||
booktitle={2023 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS)}, | ||
year={2023} | ||
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