Abstract

This paper studies robot manipulation skill acquisition based on a proposed reinforcement learning framework. Robot can learn policy autonomously by interacting with environment with a better learning efficiency. Aiming at the manipulator operation task, a reward function design method based on objects configuration matching (OCM) is proposed. It is simple and suitable for most Pick and Place skills learning. Integrating robot and object state, high-level action set and the designed reward function, the Markov model of robot manipulator is built. An improved Proximal Policy Optimize algorithm with manipulation set as the output of Actor (MAPPO) is proposed as the main structure to construct the robot reinforcement learning framework. The framework combines with the Markov model to learn and optimize the skill policy. A same simulation environment as the real robot is set up, and three robot manipulation tasks are designed to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the reinforcement learning framework for skill acquisition.

Highlights

  • Due to its unique operational flexibility, robot arm has a wide range of applications in industrial production and life service

  • We focus on sensory-action space modelling and reward function design to build the reinforcement learning framework through manipulation set as the output of Actor (MAPPO) for robot manipulation skill acquisition

  • MAPPO FOR ROBOT REINFORCEMENT LEARNING Here we propose an improved Policy Optimization (PPO) algorithm with manipulation set as the output of Actor to construct the reinforcement learning framework for robot manipulation skill learning, called MAPPO

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Introduction

Due to its unique operational flexibility, robot arm has a wide range of applications in industrial production and life service. How to design the reward function will affect the efficiency and effectiveness of skill learning in the framework of robot reinforcement learning [10]. Integrated the sensory-action space and reward function design, this paper proposes a new reinforcement learning-based framework for robot Pick and Place skill acquisition.

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