Active stereo gaze enables precise manipulation without wrist cameras

EyeRobot 2.0 dynamically fixates on task-relevant objects, matching wrist-camera systems in clear conditions and outperforming them under occlusion.

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Kush Hari · Justin Kerr · Nidhya Shivakumar · Samarth Mahapatra · Carmelo Sferrazza · Jiahui Lei · +4 more

Amazon FAR · UC Berkeley · Stanford University

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The authors developed a bimanual robot system that uses a single swiveling stereo camera rather than cameras mounted on its wrists.

0 coordinates two stereo viewpoints around a selected 3D fixation point.

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Active visual fixation using only a stereo camera matches or exceeds wrist camera performance.

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