Deep Learning with Predictive Control for Human Motion Tracking

08/07/2018
by   Don Joven Agravante, et al.
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We propose to combine model predictive control with deep learning for the task of accurate human motion tracking with a robot. We design the MPC to allow switching between the learned and a conservative prediction. We also explored online learning with a DyBM model. We applied this method to human handwriting motion tracking with a UR-5 robot. The results show that the framework significantly improves tracking performance.

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