Publications by authors named "Junn Yong Loo"

Data-driven methods with deep neural networks demonstrate promising results for accurate modeling in soft robots. However, deep neural network models rely on voluminous data in discovering the complex and nonlinear representations inherent in soft robots. Consequently, while it is not always possible, a substantial amount of effort is required for data acquisition, labeling, and annotation.

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Sensory data are critical for soft robot perception. However, integrating sensors to soft robots remains challenging due to their inherent softness. An alternative approach is indirect sensing through an estimation scheme, which uses robot dynamics and available measurements to estimate variables that would have been measured by sensors.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Junn Yong Loo"

  • - Junn Yong Loo's research primarily focuses on enhancing the modeling and perception capabilities of soft robots using advanced deep learning techniques and neural network approaches.
  • - In his recent article, "A Deep Learning Framework for Soft Robots with Synthetic Data," Loo emphasizes the importance of data-driven methods for accurate modeling but also highlights the challenges associated with the extensive data requirements needed for effective neural network training.
  • - Another key study, "Robust Multimodal Indirect Sensing for Soft Robots Via Neural Network-Aided Filter-Based Estimation," proposes an innovative estimation scheme that leverages robot dynamics to overcome the difficulties of integrating traditional sensors in soft robotics, facilitating improved sensory perception.