ViTA-Seg: Vision Transformer for Amodal Segmentation in Robotics
Donato Caramia, Florian T. Pokorny, Giuseppe Triggiani, Denis Ruffino, David Naso, Paolo Roberto Massenio

TL;DR
ViTA-Seg is a real-time Vision Transformer framework that improves robotic bin-picking by accurately segmenting occluded objects, leveraging global attention and synthetic data for enhanced amodal perception.
Contribution
The paper introduces ViTA-Seg, a novel Vision Transformer-based approach with dual architectures for amodal segmentation, and a synthetic dataset for industrial scenarios.
Findings
Achieves high accuracy in amodal and occlusion segmentation
Operates efficiently for real-time robotic applications
Outperforms existing methods on benchmark datasets
Abstract
Occlusions in robotic bin picking compromise accurate and reliable grasp planning. We present ViTA-Seg, a class-agnostic Vision Transformer framework for real-time amodal segmentation that leverages global attention to recover complete object masks, including hidden regions. We proposte two architectures: a) Single-Head for amodal mask prediction; b) Dual-Head for amodal and occluded mask prediction. We also introduce ViTA-SimData, a photo-realistic synthetic dataset tailored to industrial bin-picking scenario. Extensive experiments on two amodal benchmarks, COOCA and KINS, demonstrate that ViTA-Seg Dual Head achieves strong amodal and occlusion segmentation accuracy with computational efficiency, enabling robust, real-time robotic manipulation.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRobot Manipulation and Learning · Advanced Neural Network Applications · Robotic Path Planning Algorithms
