Robotic packing of unknown objects
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsGokul Narayanan Sathya Narayanan, Yash Shahapurkar, Kai Gao, William Yamada
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsGokul Narayanan Sathya Narayanan, Yash Shahapurkar, Kai Gao, William Yamada
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Bin packing refers to a robot grasping objects that can define random or arbitrary poses, and placing them into a container or bin. It is recognized herein, however, that current approaches to robotic packing lack efficiency and capabilities. In particular, current approaches often rely on known objects having regular shapes and/or do not properly or efficiently make use of the packing space, due to various technical challenges in doing so. An autonomous system can include a robot that packs containers with objects that define non-rigid or irregular shapes, such that the packed objects are stable after placement and are not adjusted (e.g., pushed or pulled) by the robot after placement in the container.
An autonomous system configured to pick and place objects into containers, the autonomous system comprising:
A method performed by an autonomous system including a robot configured to pick and place objects into containers within a workspace, the method comprising:
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