Manuela Geiß, Martin Baresch, Georgios C. Chasparis, Edwin Schweiger, Nico Teringl, Michaela Zwick
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Abstract
We present an end-to-end framework for fast retraining of object detection models in human-robot-collaboration. Our Faster R-CNN based setup covers the whole workflow of automatic image generation and labeling, model retraining on-site as well as inference on a FPGA edge device. The intervention of a human operator reduces to providing the new object together with its label and starting the training process. Moreover, we present a new loss, the intraspread-objectosphere loss, to tackle the problem of open world recognition. Though it fails to completely solve the problem, it significantly reduces the number of false positive detections of unknown objects.