This invention describes a robot that attempts to pick up an object. After the robot's gripper closes, it moves the gripper slightly away while still holding the object. The robot then compares images taken before and after the move, using the difference in pixels to determine if the grasp was successful.
Why it matters: Since 2021, deep learning models for robotic manipulation have become significantly more capable and efficient, making the training and real-time servoing described in the abstract more practical. While the claims detail a basic pixel-difference success check, modern computer vision could enhance this verification.
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