Adaptive Autonomous Grasp Selection via Pairwise Ranking

Autonomous grasp selection for robot pick-and-place applications makes use of either empirical methods leveraging object databases, which generate grasps for specific objects at the initial cost of modeling effort, or analytical methods, which generalize to novel objects but fail on object subsets t...

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