RoPE-Flow: Monocular Vision-based Robot Pose Estimation via 2D Graph-Conditioned 3D Flow Matching
In this work, we propose RoPE-Flow, an end-to-end flow matching-based framework for camera-to-robot pose estimation.
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Key points
- Camera-to-robot pose estimation from a monocular image is significant for vision-based robot navigation and control.
- From the predicted 2D heatmaps, we propose a Keypoint-centered Feature Extractor to obtain positional features along with contextual representations from keypoints-centered multi-scale patches.
- Moreover, we introduce Graph-guided Condition Generator, which embeds a learnable adjacency map to generate condition for flow matching based on correlation among keypoints.
- Besides, we establish a novel cross-scene benchmark to demonstrate the outstanding performance of RoPE-Flow on zero-shot cross-scene robot pose estimation.
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- [1]RoPE-Flow: Monocular Vision-based Robot Pose Estimation via 2D Graph-Conditioned 3D Flow MatchingarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 15, 01:40 AM
In this work, we propose RoPE-Flow, an end-to-end flow matching-based framework for camera-to-robot pose estimation.
Camera-to-robot pose estimation from a monocular image is significant for vision-based robot navigation and control.
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