コンプライアンスを活用する学習：ロボット挿入のための方策-アドミタンス学習フレームワーク
Learning to Leverage Compliance: A Policy-Admittance Learning Framework for Robotic Insertion
固定アドミタンス制御下で視覚方策を学習させ、方策と制御器の対立を報酬で抑えることで、コネクタ組立タスクの成功率94%と接触力ピークの大幅低減を達成した。
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著者: Chongren Wang, Minghe Li, Honghua Dai, Zhicheng Lin, Shiyang Wei, Xiaokui Yue
分類: cs.RO
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Policy learning and compliant control offer a promising route to reliable autonomous assembly under pose errors and contact uncertainty. However, combining them does not ensure coordination: the policy may continue pushing against contact while the controller yields, producing sustained loading with limited progress. To address this problem, we propose LeCo (Leverage Compliance), a policy-admittance learning framework that guides a visual policy through execution-time interaction under fixed admittance. A multirate feedback mechanism aggregates high-rate contact-interaction records into policy-transition rewards. An integrated conflict cost then characterizes sustained policy-loading/controller-unloading opposition, while a directional high-force tail cost captures continued-loading events within a transition. Together with task completion, these costs encourage the policy to leverage compliance with less unproductive loading. We evaluate LeCo on four real connector-assembly tasks, obtaining an aggregate success rate of 94%. Across tasks, mean successful-trial resultant-force and torque peaks decrease by approximately 30% and 64% relative to the comparison baseline. Reward ablation further shows that adding conflict shaping reduces median successful-trial contact-conditioned conflict density by approximately 53%. These results support learning to leverage fixed compliance by turning multirate policy-admittance interaction into complementary reward signals for effective, lower-load insertion.