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MVTrans: Multi-View Perception of Transparent Objects

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arxiv 2302.11683 v1 pith:S3JC3BRG submitted 2023-02-22 cs.RO cs.AIcs.CV

classification cs.ROcs.AIcs.CV
keywords perceptiontransparentdepthestimationmulti-viewmvtransobjectrgb-d
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Transparent object perception is a crucial skill for applications such as robot manipulation in household and laboratory settings. Existing methods utilize RGB-D or stereo inputs to handle a subset of perception tasks including depth and pose estimation. However, transparent object perception remains to be an open problem. In this paper, we forgo the unreliable depth map from RGB-D sensors and extend the stereo based method. Our proposed method, MVTrans, is an end-to-end multi-view architecture with multiple perception capabilities, including depth estimation, segmentation, and pose estimation. Additionally, we establish a novel procedural photo-realistic dataset generation pipeline and create a large-scale transparent object detection dataset, Syn-TODD, which is suitable for training networks with all three modalities, RGB-D, stereo and multi-view RGB. Project Site: https://ac-rad.github.io/MVTrans/

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