2022
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2203.00538
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Capability-based Frameworks for Industrial Robot Skills: a Survey

Matteo Pantano,
Thomas Eiband,
Dongheui Lee

Abstract: The research community is puzzled with words like skill, action, atomic unit and others when trying to describe robot capabilities. However, for giving the possibility to integrate such in the industrial scenario a standardization of their description is necessary. This work, through a structured review approach, tries to identify commonalities in the research community. From this review it was possible to perceive that most of the industrially focused research work targets simple capabilities like pick and pl… Show more

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“…It decomposes the tasks into skills, e.g., detect, fasten, and coordinate skill. Wordcloud is also used to represent the occurrence of words in the robot's tasks, skills and primitives, e.g., button-press, clean-wipe, placement-pick [47]. Segura et al classify the manufacturing tasks into four categories, assembly, material manipulation, machining processes, and quality inspection [48].…”
Section: A Industrial Tasksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It decomposes the tasks into skills, e.g., detect, fasten, and coordinate skill. Wordcloud is also used to represent the occurrence of words in the robot's tasks, skills and primitives, e.g., button-press, clean-wipe, placement-pick [47]. Segura et al classify the manufacturing tasks into four categories, assembly, material manipulation, machining processes, and quality inspection [48].…”
Section: A Industrial Tasksmentioning
confidence: 99%