Core Concepts
CGDF, a diffusion-based grasp generative model, can generate dense, sample-efficient grasps on specified regions of complex objects, enabling improved dual-arm manipulation.
Abstract
The paper introduces CGDF (Constrained Grasp Diffusion Fields), a novel method for generating constrained 6-DoF grasps tailored to complex shapes. CGDF uses an improved shape representation and a part-guided diffusion strategy to generate sample-efficient grasps on specified regions of interest.
Key highlights:
- CGDF can generate dense grasps on large objects with complex geometries, unlike existing methods that struggle with uniform grasp generation on such objects.
- The part-guided diffusion strategy enables CGDF to generate constrained grasps without the need for explicitly training on conditionally labeled datasets, which are required by previous constrained grasping approaches.
- CGDF outperforms existing methods in both unconstrained and constrained grasp generation settings, as demonstrated through quantitative metrics and qualitative results, especially in the context of dual-arm manipulation.
- The authors show that CGDF's convolutional plane features and part-guided diffusion are crucial design decisions that enable its superior performance.
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