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arxiv 2202.09400 v5 pith:KEF24H6T submitted 2022-02-18 cs.RO cs.CVcs.LG

classification cs.ROcs.CVcs.LG
keywords pickmodelplacetransporterknowledgedifferentefficientequivariant
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Transporter Net is a recently proposed framework for pick and place that is able to learn good manipulation policies from a very few expert demonstrations. A key reason why Transporter Net is so sample efficient is that the model incorporates rotational equivariance into the pick module, i.e. the model immediately generalizes learned pick knowledge to objects presented in different orientations. This paper proposes a novel version of Transporter Net that is equivariant to both pick and place orientation. As a result, our model immediately generalizes place knowledge to different place orientations in addition to generalizing pick knowledge as before. Ultimately, our new model is more sample efficient and achieves better pick and place success rates than the baseline Transporter Net model.

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  1. Pix2Act: Image-Space Manipulation Policies with Equivariant Augmentation

    cs.RO 2026-07 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Continuous multi-view image-space keypoint trajectories plus per-camera equivariant augmentation beat strong 3D and image baselines on MimicGen and real UR5 tasks.

  2. Action Map Policy: Learning 3D Closed-loop Manipulation via Pixel Classification

    cs.RO 2026-07 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Projecting 3D gripper keypoints onto camera pixels and classifying those pixels yields millimeter-precise, multi-modal closed-loop manipulation faster than diffusion policies.

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