意味と密度を考慮したアクセシビリティ維持型マルチオブジェクト配置計画
Semantic- and Density-Aware Planning for Accessibility-Preserving Multi-Object Placement
家庭用ロボットが棚に複数の物体を順次配置する際、意味的な整理、空間の高密度利用、操作のしやすさを同時に考慮する計画手法SDPPを提案した。
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著者: Benno Wingender, Nils Dengler, Nicolas Busch, Sicong Pan, Maren Bennewitz
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Long-term manipulation planning requires robots to reason not only about immediate task success but also about how current decisions affect future interactions with the environment. In this context, household service robots may need to organize groceries in partially occupied shelves while using limited storage space efficiently and preserving access for subsequent placements. In this paper, we consider an online multi-object shelf-placement setting in which future objects arrivals are unknown. Existing approaches do not jointly address semantic organization, dense space utilization, and manipulator accessibility during sequential shelf filling. To address this gap, we propose Semantic-Dense Placement Planning (SDPP), an accessibility-preserving approach that ranks candidate poses using a semantic-density score combining inter-object semantic similarity with spatial proximity. An Accessibility Map (AM) further filters candidates unlikely to be reachable before motion planning and penalizes placements that reduce the remaining accessible workspace. Simulation experiments show that SDPP significantly improves semantic placement quality over state-of-the-art baselines and achieves the highest average shelf density, while the AM substantially reduces the time required to identify feasible placement poses. A qualitative real-world experiment demonstrates the applicability of our pipeline in a domestic shelf-storage scenario.