Iterative Grasp Pose Refinement: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach for 2D Vision

📅 2026-08-18
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本文提出了一种基于深度强化学习的方法,通过迭代优化2D视觉下的抓取姿态,解决了机器人对难以抓取物体的抓取问题。
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Developing robots capable of understanding and manipulating objects requires compact, interpretable, and generalizable representations. This work proposes a reinforcement learning-based framework for robotic grasp refinement, integrating keypoint-based object representations with a Deep Q-Network (DQN). Using 2D overhead images captured in a simulated environment, a geometric-based algorithm generates initial grasp candidates, which are iteratively refined by the proposed framework, transforming failed grasps into successful ones. Experiments conducted on 300 objects from the Dex-Net dataset using a UR5 manipulator demonstrate the framework's effectiveness, achieving a 100% success rate on objects previously deemed ungraspable by geometrical methods. The framework's sim-to-real transferability is further validated through physical experiments on a Delta parallel robot, where a refined grasp successfully manipulates an object that was previously ungraspable. The findings underscore the effectiveness of reinforcement learning in addressing challenges in robotic grasping, offering a scalable and adaptable solution for contact-rich manipulation tasks.
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robotic grasp refinement
Deep Reinforcement Learning
2D vision
grasp candidates
sim-to-real transferability
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Deep Reinforcement Learning
Grasp Pose Refinement
Keypoint-based Representation
Sim-to-Real Transfer
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