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Grasp stability assessment through the fusion of visual and tactile signals using deep bilinear network

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Evaluating the grasp stability of the robot is critical to robotic manipulation. It is very effective to combine visual and tactile information to evaluate the stability of a grip. However, most of the methods directly concatenate features of heterogeneous data that may ignore the comprehensive interaction between different modalities. Furthermore, existing methods ignore the influence of intra-modality that may degrade the performance of grasp stability assessment. To address this issue, we proposed a framework named visual and tactile deep bilinear network (VTDBN) to evaluate the grasp stability of robots by integrating visual data and tactile data. Moreover, we conduct comprehensive experiments to build a dataset that can be used for training and testing. The experiment results show that VTDBN model significantly improves the performance of robotic grasp stability assessment and outperforms traditional methods.

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            MLNLP '22: Proceedings of the 2022 5th International Conference on Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing
            December 2022
            406 pages
            ISBN:9781450399067
            DOI:10.1145/3578741

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