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Deformable Object Perception and Manipulation

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Research devoted to develop perception and manipulation algorithms to enable robots to help humans with tasks related to deformable objects, such as garments and textiles for laundry assistance.

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Entries:
Adaptive evolving strategy for dextrous robotic manipulation.
Evolving Systems, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12530-013-9085-6.. , pages: 1 – 8 , 2013
D. Alvarez C. A. Arismendi S. Garrido L. Moreno
Diseño y simulación de un actuador de rigidez variable
Anales de Ingeniería Mecánica: Revista de la Asociación Española de Ingeniería Mecánica; ISSN: 0212-5072. num. 18 , vol. 1 , pages: 154 – 161 , 2012
A. Gimenez A. Jardon López, J. García, D.

Entries:
Improving Sampling-based Path Planning Methods with Fast Marching
ROBOT2013, 2013, Madrid, Spain
J.V. Gomez D. Alvarez S. Garrido L. Moreno
Teletesting: Path Planning Experimentation and Benchmarking in the Teleworkbench
European Conference on Mobile Robots, 2013, Barcelona, Spain
J.V. Gomez S. Garrido
Precision Grasp Planning Based on Fast Marching Square.
IEEE/RSJ 21st Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation (MED) 2013., Platanias-Chani, Greece
J.V. Gomez D. Alvarez A. Lumbier S. Garrido L. Moreno
Kinesthetic Teaching via Fast Marching Square
IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2012), 2012, Vila Moura, Portugal
J.V. Gomez D. Alvarez S. Garrido L. Moreno

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