Synthetic Data Generation for Robotic Order Picking

Authors

  • Moein Azizpour Department of Technology of Logistics Systems, Helmut Schmidt University
  • Nafiseh Namazypour Department of Technology of Logistics Systems, Helmut Schmidt University
  • Alice Kirchheim Department of Technology of Logistics Systems, Helmut Schmidt University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2195/lj_proc_azizpour_en_202211_01

Keywords:

Logistics, computer vision, order picking, pick and place, synthetic data generation

Abstract

Advances in robotics, especially in computer vision, have led to the increasing use of robots in order picking. Deep Learning methods using CNN for computer vision purposes have shown good object detection and localization results. However, training neural networks requires a large amount of domain-specific labelled data. In this work, we generated synthetic data and converted it to the appropriate format to be fed to neural network. For this purpose, randomized camera angles, backgrounds, and object configuration are used for data augmentation. A generalized and balanced dataset is ensured by varying these parameters based on the properties of natural objects.

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Published

2022-11-02

How to Cite

Azizpour, M., Namazypour, N., & Kirchheim, A. (2022). Synthetic Data Generation for Robotic Order Picking. Logistics Journal: Proceedings, (18). https://doi.org/10.2195/lj_proc_azizpour_en_202211_01