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When Your Robot Breaks: Active Learning During Plant Failure

2019-12-17 · Mariah Schrum, Matthew Gombolay

Detecting and adapting to catastrophic failures in robotic systems requires a robot to learn its new dynamics quickly and safely to best accomplish its goals. To address this challenging problem, we propose probabilistically-safe, online learning techniques to infer the altered dynamics of a robot at the moment a failure (e.g., physical damage) occurs. We combine model predictive control and active learning within a chance-constrained optimization framework to safely and efficiently learn the new plant model of the robot. We leverage a neural network for function approximation in learning the latent dynamics of the robot under failure conditions. Our framework generalizes to various damage conditions while being computationally light-weight to advance real-time deployment. We empirically validate within a virtual environment that we can regain control of a severely damaged aircraft in seconds and require only 0.1 seconds to find safe, information-rich trajectories, outperforming state-of-the-art approaches.

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