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Marc-Philip Ecker

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4 papers

cs.RO2025

Efficient Collision Detection for Long and Slender Robotic Links in Euclidean Distance Fields: Application to a Forestry Crane

Marc-Philip Ecker, Bernhard Bischof, Minh Nhat Vu +3

Collision-free motion planning in complex outdoor environments relies heavily on perceiving the surroundings through exteroceptive sensors. A widely used approach represents the en…

cs.RO2025

Near Time-Optimal Hybrid Motion Planning for Timber Cranes

Marc-Philip Ecker, Bernhard Bischof, Minh Nhat Vu +3

Efficient, collision-free motion planning is essential for automating large-scale manipulators like timber cranes. They come with unique challenges such as hydraulic actuation cons…

cs.RO2025

GPU-Accelerated Motion Planning of an Underactuated Forestry Crane in Cluttered Environments

Minh Nhat Vu, Gerald Ebmer, Alexander Watcher +3

Autonomous large-scale machine operations require fast, efficient, and collision-free motion planning while addressing unique challenges such as hydraulic actuation limits and unde…

cs.RO2025

Towards Autonomous Wood-Log Grasping with a Forestry Crane: Simulator and Benchmarking

Minh Nhat Vu, Alexander Wachter, Gerald Ebmer +5

Forestry machines operated in forest production environments face challenges when performing manipulation tasks, especially regarding the complicated dynamics of underactuated cran…

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