Integration of Robotics, Computer Vision, and Algorithm Design: A Chinese Poker Self-Playing Robot
This paper presents Chinese Poker Self-Playing Robot, an integrated system enabling a TM5-900 robotic arm to independently play the four-person card game Chinese poker. The robot uses a custom sucker mechanism to pick up and play cards. An object detection model based on YOLOv5 is utilized to recognize the suit and number of 13 cards dealt to the robot. A greedy algorithm is developed to divide the 13 cards into optimal hands of 3, 5, and 5 cards to play. Experiments demonstrate that the robot can successfully obtain the cards, identify them using computer vision, strategically select hands to play using the algorithm, and physically play the selected cards in the game. The system showcases effective integration of mechanical design, computer vision, algorithm design, and robotic control to accomplish the complex task of independently playing cards.
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