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About this paper
Yosel Delgado, José G. Buenaventura-Carreón, Floris Erich, Roman Mykhailyshyn, Tomohiro Motoda, Koshi Makihara, Yukiyasu Domae
Peg-in-Bench introduces a modular, 3D-printable physical benchmark designed to evaluate task-level generalization in high-precision robotic insertion. It allows systematic assessment of spatial, geometric, and task-compositional generalization by varying peg geometries, insertion tolerances, and assembly structures.
Key insights
- A modular and reconfigurable physical design enables systematic variation of key insertion parameters like geometry, tolerance, and spatial layout, facilitating generalization studies.
- Controlled alteration of task conditions supports targeted evaluation of spatial, geometric, and task-compositional generalization in robotic insertion.
- Providing publicly available 3D-printable components and an automated scenario generation tool promotes accessibility, standardization, and reproducible research in robotic manipulation.
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