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Whole-Body Contact Force Sensing From Motion Capture

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In this paper, we challenge the estimation of contact forces backed with ground-truth sensing in human whole-body interaction with the environment, from motion capture only. Our novel method makes it possible to get rid of cumbersome force sensors in monitoring multi-contact motion together with force data. This problem is very challenging. Indeed, while a given force distribution uniquely determines the resulting kinematics, the converse is generally not true in multi-contact. In such scenarios, physics-based optimization alone may only capture force distributions that are physically compatible with a given motion rather than the actual forces being applied. We address this indeterminacy by collecting a large-scale dataset on whole-body motion and contact forces humans apply in multi-contact scenarios. We then train recurrent neural networks on real human force distribution patterns and complement them with a second-order cone program ensuring the physical validity of the predictions. Extensive validation on challenging dynamic and multi-contact scenarios shows that the method we propose can outperform physical force sensing both in terms of accuracy and usability.
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hal-01372531 , version 1 (27-09-2016)
hal-01372531 , version 2 (19-10-2016)

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Tu-Hoa Pham, Adrien Bufort, Stéphane Caron, Abderrahmane Kheddar. Whole-Body Contact Force Sensing From Motion Capture. SII: Symposium on System Integration, Dec 2016, Sapporo, Japan. pp.58-63, ⟨10.1109/SII.2016.7843975⟩. ⟨hal-01372531v2⟩
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