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Doosan infracore Concept-X

Oct 14, 2021
1 min read

Updated: Jul 8, 2025

SNU-INRoL participated Doosan infracore's demonstration for futuristic construction site, named, "Concept-X". INRoL contributed the expert-emulating trajectory generation for autonomous excavators based on machine-learning and DMP (dynamic motion primitives) approaches. The results were also published and presented at IROS 2019.



 
 
 

33 Comments


Brandon
Brandon
2 days ago

Impressive application of smart construction technology! For clearer equipment and display photos, an online moiré removal tool can be useful.

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Noah Bennett
4 days ago

Para quienes sienten curiosidad por estos temas, descubrir tu número personal puede convertirse en una actividad interesante. Además de conocer su interpretación simbólica, el proceso permite prestar atención a fechas y números que normalmente pasan desapercibidos. Puede ser una forma sencilla de dedicar unos minutos a la reflexión personal.

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vector rick
vector rick
7 days ago

The Concept-X demonstration highlights how machine-learning and dynamic motion primitives can support expert-emulating trajectory generation for autonomous excavators. For a lighter change of pace afterward, Juegos de FNF offers browser-playable Friday Night Funkin’ mods and rhythm games for Spanish-speaking readers.

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Frog Wind
Frog Wind
Sep 22

The dynamic motion primitives angle for excavator arms is a neat detail, applying motion primitives to heavy machinery rather than animation feels unexpected. I mostly see that technique in character rigging discussions. Between study breaks I've been messing around on fnf which is a rhythm game with rap battles and a very 90s visual style.

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Frog Wind
Frog Wind
Sep 22

The DMP part caught my eye, using expert demonstrations to shape excavator motion instead of hand tuning every path is a practical way to handle messy terrain. Publishing it at IROS 2019 also means the approach got looked at by people outside the demo. I mess around with text to music on weekends, mainly feeding it hummed melodies to see what comes back, and it scratches a similar itch of getting a machine to imitate how a human does something.

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