The field of 3D perception and robotics is rapidly advancing, with a focus on developing more effective and efficient methods for understanding and interacting with complex environments. One of the key directions in this area is the integration of deep learning techniques with traditional computer vision and robotics approaches. This has led to significant improvements in tasks such as 3D object recognition, scene understanding, and robotic manipulation. Notable papers in this area include OTAS, which proposes a novel method for open-vocabulary token alignment for outdoor segmentation, and 3DGAA, which introduces a realistic and robust 3D Gaussian-based adversarial attack for autonomous driving. Other noteworthy papers include SegVec3D, which presents a method for vector embedding of 3D objects oriented towards robot manipulation, and rt-RISeg, which proposes a real-time interactive perception framework for active instance-level object understanding. These papers demonstrate the innovative and advancing nature of the field, with a focus on developing practical and effective solutions for real-world problems.
Advances in 3D Perception and Robotics
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Tool-to-Tool Matching Analysis Based Difference Score Computation Methods for Semiconductor Manufacturing
rt-RISeg: Real-Time Model-Free Robot Interactive Segmentation for Active Instance-Level Object Understanding