DLR Portal
Home|Sitemap|Contact|Accessibility Imprint and terms of use Privacy Cookies & Tracking |Deutsch
You are here: Home:Research:Re-enabling Robotics
Advanced Search
Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics
Departments
Robotic Systems
Applications
Research
3D Perception
Leg-based Locomotion
Flying Robots
Intelligent Industrial Robotics
Medical Robotics
Compliant Robotic Systems
Re-enabling Robotics
Telepresence & VR
Projects
Spin-offs
Publications and downloads
Job offers
How to get to us
News Collection
Back
Print

Object recognition and localization



edan perceptionIn order for an assistance robot like EDAN to provide support in performing everyday activities, accurate and reliable perception of the environment is required. By recognizing and localizing objects, the robot can offer the right semi-autonomous or autonomous capabilities according to the situation and thus provide targeted support to the user. On the EDAN robotic system, we use a combined color and depth camera to sense the environment. A deep-learning based object recognizer first detects all relevant objects in the robot's environment. Then, the position of the object is determined by a specially trained autoencoder and refined by a model-based approach. The objects EDAN can interact with are stored in a database, which we are continuously expanding.


Related links
EDAN
SMiLE2gether
Shared control applied to the assistive robot EDAN (YouTube)
Towards an EMG-controlled Daily Assistant (YouTube)
SMiLE Youtube Playlist
Copyright © 2023 German Aerospace Center (DLR). All rights reserved.