Air-ground collaborative fruit selective picking operation system based on double-arm remote control operation
By combining UAV 3D point cloud mapping with CNN neural network, and integrating multi-sensor fusion positioning and cloud server evaluation, selective fruit picking based on dual-arm remote control operation was achieved through air-ground collaborative operation. This solved the problems of low robot operation efficiency, weak perception, and insufficient accuracy, and improved picking efficiency and fruit quality.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-01-07
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-14
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies suffer from low robot operation efficiency, weak visual perception and environmental understanding capabilities, insufficient decision-making and operational precision, and a lack of a dynamic scheduling and collaborative framework for robots based on measured terrain data. This results in low fruit recognition success rates, inaccurate maturity assessments, and difficulty in achieving stable and reliable autonomous harvesting in complex environments.
A dual-arm remote-controlled air-ground collaborative selective fruit picking system is adopted. It combines UAV 3D point cloud mapping with CNN neural network to identify fruit location and maturity. The robot achieves centimeter-level positioning through multi-sensor fusion. The cloud server evaluates the picking success rate and assigns tasks. The operator remotely controls the dual robotic arms to pick fruit through VR glasses. The autonomous picking algorithm is optimized by reinforcement learning.
It improves the accuracy of fruit positioning and recognition, enhances harvesting efficiency and fruit quality, reduces labor costs, enables non-destructive harvesting in complex scenarios, dynamically schedules robot cluster operations, and enhances robot adaptability.
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