Abstract
The demand for mobile manipulator in the military field is strong, but there is no product that can achieve autonomous grasping in a cluttered environment. In this paper, a target-driven grasp pose detection algorithm is proposed, which can be used to detect the grasp pose of a specified target object in a cluttered environment. After that, based on the lightweight requirements of the military, a mobile manipulator platform is built, and the forward and inverse kinematics model of the mobile manipulator is established. At the same time, a vehicle-arm coordination algorithm is designed to make the grasping efficiency higher. Finally, we use the mobile manipulator to perform autonomous grasping in a cluttered environment to verify the system functionality.
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