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most citedInvariant Descriptors of Motion and Force Trajectories for Interpreting Object Manipulation Tasks in Contact

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cs.RO2024★ 7 cited

From Instantaneous to Predictive Control: A More Intuitive and Tunable MPC Formulation for Robot Manipulators

Johan Ubbink, Ruan Viljoen, Erwin Aertbeliën +2

Model predictive control (MPC) has become increasingly popular for the control of robot manipulators due to its improved performance compared to instantaneous control approaches. H…

cs.RO2024

BILTS: A Bi-Invariant Similarity Measure for Robust Object Trajectory Recognition under Reference Frame Variations

Arno Verduyn, Erwin Aertbeliën, Glenn Maes +2

When similar object motions are performed in diverse contexts but are meant to be recognized under a single classification, these contextual variations act as disturbances that neg…

cs.RO2024

Automatic Derivation of an Optimal Task Frame for Learning and Controlling Contact-Rich Tasks

Ali Mousavi Mohammadi, Maxim Vochten, Erwin Aertbeliën +1

In previous work on learning and controlling contact-rich tasks, the procedure for choosing a proper reference frame to express learned signals for the motion and the interaction w…

cs.RO2023★ 2 cited

Enhancing motion trajectory segmentation of rigid bodies using a novel screw-based trajectory-shape representation

Arno Verduyn, Maxim Vochten, Joris De Schutter

Trajectory segmentation refers to dividing a trajectory into meaningful consecutive sub-trajectories. This paper focuses on trajectory segmentation for 3D rigid-body motions. Most…

cs.RO2023★ 9 cited

Invariant Descriptors of Motion and Force Trajectories for Interpreting Object Manipulation Tasks in Contact

Maxim Vochten, Ali Mousavi Mohammadi, Arno Verduyn +3

Invariant descriptors of point and rigid-body motion trajectories have been proposed in the past as representative task models for motion recognition and generalization. Currently,…

cs.RO2023

Using Intent Estimation and Decision Theory to Support Lifting Motions with a Quasi-Passive Hip Exoskeleton

Thomas Callens, Vincent Ducastel, Joris De Schutter +1

This paper compares three controllers for quasi-passive exoskeletons. The Utility Maximizing Controller (UMC) uses intent estimation to recognize user motions and decision theory t…