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        <dc:title>Enhancing Robotic Vision through Deep Learning Techniques: From Detection to Construction</dc:title>
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        <bibo:abstract>This paper presents a robotic system developed to enhance
automation in construction workflows through advanced AI
and computer vision technologies. The system integrates
a robotic arm with a 3D point cloud camera and state-
of-the-art 2D pre-trained Deep Learning models, such as
GroundingDINO and SegmentAnything, to detect and seg-
ment construction elements in 3D dynamic, unstructured
environments. By processing point cloud data from the cam-
era and aligning it with real-world coordinates, the system
achieves precise object localization, enabling tasks such as
element handling and assembly. Designed to address chal-
lenges like clutter, occlusion, and variability in construction
sites, this system bridges the gap between controlled labora-
tory conditions and real-world applications. Experimental
evaluations highlight its potential to improve efficiency and
adaptability in construction tasks.</bibo:abstract>
        <dc:publisher>International Association for Automation and Robotics in Construction (IAARC)</dc:publisher>
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