ROBOT COLLISION DETECTION USING CASCADING VARIATIONAL AUTOENCODER

Patent №

US 11,285,604

Granted

2022-03-29

Filed 2019

Owner

X DEVELOPMENT LLC

AI components

7

ml · nlp · speech · kr · planning · evo · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

16725685

Cascading variational autoencoder (“VAE”) models can be used to detect robot collisions while a robot is performing a task. For a current state of the robot, various implementations include a VAE used to generate a latent space of the current state, and a predictor network used to generate a predicted latent space for the current state. A collision can be determined based on a difference between the latent space for the current state and the predicted latent space for the current state.

Machine learningNatural languageSpeechKnowledge representationPlanningEvolutionary computationAI hardwareB25J 9/1666B25J 9/1676B25J 9/1669G06N 3/045G06N 3/0455G06N 3/047G06N 3/0475G06N 3/084+2 more

AI classification

Machine learning1.00
AI hardware1.00
Planning1.00
Natural language1.00
Speech0.98
Evolutionary computation0.87
Knowledge representation0.86
Vision0.40

Ownership

X DEVELOPMENT LLC

assignment · 513590019

Assignors

BINGHAM, JEFFREY, LUO, JIANLAN

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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