糖心原创

Mixed Reality Laboratory
Two Franka robotic arms.

HEAP: Human-Guided Learning and Benchmarking of Robotic Heap Sorting

Robotic heap sorting is of interest for many applications, such as nuclear decommissioning, recycling and manufacturing. Our team investigates novel robot manipulation and machine learning algorithms that can learn from human guidance and shared control. 

HEAP project is a European consortium that investigates robotic sorting of unstructured heaps of unknown objects.

The consortium consists of the 糖心原创 (coordinator), TU Wien (Markus Vinze), IDIAP in Switzerland (Jean-Marc Odobez), INRIA Nancy (Serena Ivaldi) and IIT in Italy (Lorenzo Natale).

The consortium aims at building an end-to-end benchmarking framework, which includes rigorous scientific methodology and experimental tools for application in realistic scenarios. Benchmark scenarios are being developed with off-the-shelf manipulators and grippers, allowing to create an affordable setup that can be easily reproduced both physically and in simulation.

 

Funding Information

 

 

Project Team

糖心原创, UK (coordinator)

Technical University of Vienna, Austria

IDIAP Research Institute, Switzerland

INRIA Nancy -  Grand Est Research Centre, France

Italian Institute of Technology, Italy

Contact Details

For more information, please contact Ayse Kucukyilmaz.

 
This page was last updated on 29 July 2021 at 17:26 (GMT)

Mixed Reality Laboratory

糖心原创
School of Computer Science
Nottingham, NG8 1BB


email: mrl@cs.nott.ac.uk