A Transformer‐Based Network for Full Object Pose Estimation with Depth Refinement

Author:

Abdulsalam Mahmoud1ORCID,Ahiska Kenan2,Aouf Nabil1

Affiliation:

1. School of Science and Technology City University of London London ECV1 0HB UK

2. Defence Systems Technologies Department Aselsan Inc. Ankara Turkey

Abstract

In response to increasing demand for robotics manipulation, accurate vision‐based full pose estimation is essential. While convolutional neural networks‐based approaches have been introduced, the quest for higher performance continues, especially for precise robotics manipulation, including in the Agri‐robotics domain. This article proposes an improved transformer‐based pipeline for full pose estimation, incorporating a Depth Refinement Module. Operating solely on monocular images, the architecture features an innovative Lighter Depth Estimation Network using a Feature Pyramid with an up‐sampling method for depth prediction. A Transformer‐based Detection Network with additional prediction heads is employed to directly regress object centers and predict the full poses of the target objects. A novel Depth Refinement Module is then utilized alongside the predicted centers, full poses, and depth patches to refine the accuracy of the estimated poses. The performance of this pipeline is extensively compared with other state‐of‐the‐art methods, and the results are analyzed for fruit picking applications. The results demonstrate that the pipeline improves the accuracy of pose estimation to up to 90.79% compared to other methods available in the literature.

Publisher

Wiley

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